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So I was curious to different schools of thought on this. I currently have a parallel zero for my MK18, but for my MP5 I was debating on doing a converging zero since it's 9mm and not going to be shooting it past 100 yards honestly. Anything I'm missing or flaws with this logic? Curious what you guys are running and the why behind it.
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Where the heck are you mounting a laser on a MP5, curious minds want to know.
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Mounting it on the right hand side (opposite of the charging handle)
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The practical difference in converging and parallel is only a real issue if the point of convergence is too close. So, I’d do parallel if you’re zeroing it at like 25, and adjust as necessary at 100 when you have the opportunity to put it on paper.
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In his cardboard box (see location for Doc. Holiday)Originally Posted by mack7.62
But I agree with 1168.
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Haha, nice one markm.
Thanks 1168.
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