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Coyote guns zeroing questions
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<blockquote data-quote="cougartracks" data-source="post: 1364548" data-attributes="member: 91814"><p>So I switch between a few rifles that I take coyote hunting. I am usually hunting in area where my shots will range from 100-400 yards. I shoot an 18" Larue Tactical .223 that I shoot 50 grain Vmax out of, a Remington 600 in .243 that I shoot 70 gr Speer TNT out of, and a Remington BDL 22-250 that I need to start load development on, I will be using either 50 or 55 gr Vmax, whichever I can get to group better.</p><p></p><p>I have traditionally used a 100 yard zero but I have started to play with the idea of having a longer zero and less of a hold over. Maybe a 200 yard zero and be a little high at 100 yds and just a few inches of drop at 300.</p><p></p><p>Any suggestions or advice? Thanks in advance.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cougartracks, post: 1364548, member: 91814"] So I switch between a few rifles that I take coyote hunting. I am usually hunting in area where my shots will range from 100-400 yards. I shoot an 18" Larue Tactical .223 that I shoot 50 grain Vmax out of, a Remington 600 in .243 that I shoot 70 gr Speer TNT out of, and a Remington BDL 22-250 that I need to start load development on, I will be using either 50 or 55 gr Vmax, whichever I can get to group better. I have traditionally used a 100 yard zero but I have started to play with the idea of having a longer zero and less of a hold over. Maybe a 200 yard zero and be a little high at 100 yds and just a few inches of drop at 300. Any suggestions or advice? Thanks in advance. [/QUOTE]
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