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Checking rifles zero before heading to Alaska
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<blockquote data-quote="philny1" data-source="post: 162440" data-attributes="member: 7121"><p><strong>zero</strong></p><p></p><p>My rifle is always zeroed before leaving home. Dead nuts on. One of my rifles is en route to AK now via USPS Priority Mail. This is a hunt for brown bear.</p><p> Its a Sako AV 375 H&H sighted 2½" high at 100yds, on at 200, 8" low at 300. This is with a 270gr Barnes TSX @ 2800 fps. This rifle has made two previous trips without a problem with its zero.</p><p>Hunting out of bethel AK, there is no where to shoot til you are in camp and then its discouraged. Other camps stress that you show up with a rifle sighted in others have facilities to do it there. I would check with your outfitter before leaving.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="philny1, post: 162440, member: 7121"] [b]zero[/b] My rifle is always zeroed before leaving home. Dead nuts on. One of my rifles is en route to AK now via USPS Priority Mail. This is a hunt for brown bear. Its a Sako AV 375 H&H sighted 2½" high at 100yds, on at 200, 8" low at 300. This is with a 270gr Barnes TSX @ 2800 fps. This rifle has made two previous trips without a problem with its zero. Hunting out of bethel AK, there is no where to shoot til you are in camp and then its discouraged. Other camps stress that you show up with a rifle sighted in others have facilities to do it there. I would check with your outfitter before leaving. [/QUOTE]
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