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Elevation levels for sighting in a rifle
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<blockquote data-quote="4xforfun" data-source="post: 978708" data-attributes="member: 9172"><p>You better re-think the first part of theis statement. If you zero at..say 500 yards and 45 degree angle, you will always be dead on at 500 yards and 45 degree angle. True enough.</p><p> </p><p>But, If you are dead on at 500 yards and 45 degrees and you have a shot at 1000 yards..at whatever angle, how are you going to deturman your holdover/dial ups? What is your process?</p><p> </p><p>Just askin,</p><p>Tod</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="4xforfun, post: 978708, member: 9172"] You better re-think the first part of theis statement. If you zero at..say 500 yards and 45 degree angle, you will always be dead on at 500 yards and 45 degree angle. True enough. But, If you are dead on at 500 yards and 45 degrees and you have a shot at 1000 yards..at whatever angle, how are you going to deturman your holdover/dial ups? What is your process? Just askin, Tod [/QUOTE]
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