25/300
36/300
50/200
100
MPBR
Other
50 Meters.
Years ago I used to like 100; I thought it was better for the urban areas. Then I preferred 200, because I got a little smarter. Now I like 50, and MPBR is shorter with short barrels, longer with long barrels.
Edit: PCC is zeroed at 25 yards.
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I'm lazy.
I zero for 100 @ 25 using a modified target then confirm/fine tune @ 100. Saves me some steps in the sugar sand on our plinking range.
I read the 'Zen of the 100 Yard Zero' and adopted that for a while, then decided that for my purposes it really was a toss up between 100 and 50/200.
I stayed with the 100 simply because of the BDC on several of my optics.
"Facit Omina Voluntas = The Will Decides" - Army Chief
Iron sights and red dots are at 50/200. My 20" scoped rifle is 100 yards. The 20" is my testing platform.
50/200 for BUIS and RDS. ACOG's obviously 100 (per Trijicon specs).
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Airborne Infantry
F**k China!
I live in the land of rolling hills and dense pine thickets. Seldom does a shot greater than 200 present itself in my immediate area. So, 50/200 covers me nicely. Simple.
I use 100 yards for LPV’s, red dots and irons. 200 yards for long-range guns with higher power magnification.
100 for the last couple years, no issues.
50 meters on my carbines / red dots and 100 meters on my 4-12x scoped 20". At times the scoped 20" feels like a crew-served weapon (lol). Two carbines have lasers at 25 meters (that I actually use) for a night time varmint option.
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