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<blockquote data-quote=".284" data-source="post: 1024002" data-attributes="member: 19604"><p>Im not a fan of turrets that are labelled in yardages for your exact situation. Also when you really stretch your rifles legs a difference in pressure and temp from the conditions your turret is designed for can be a miss. </p><p></p><p>I would zero your rifle at 100 yards and use moa or mils markings on your turret. If you know your going to hunt exclusively at 6000' then it's not as big of a deal but if your mountain hunting where you may have shots from say 2500 to 6000 then the difference in the point of impact If zeroed at 100 will not be as much as if you zeroed at 200. As your start to reach out in distance the error in your shooting solutions will be less if say you zeroed at 2500' at shot at 6000' when compared to a 200 zero using the same conditions.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE=".284, post: 1024002, member: 19604"] Im not a fan of turrets that are labelled in yardages for your exact situation. Also when you really stretch your rifles legs a difference in pressure and temp from the conditions your turret is designed for can be a miss. I would zero your rifle at 100 yards and use moa or mils markings on your turret. If you know your going to hunt exclusively at 6000' then it's not as big of a deal but if your mountain hunting where you may have shots from say 2500 to 6000 then the difference in the point of impact If zeroed at 100 will not be as much as if you zeroed at 200. As your start to reach out in distance the error in your shooting solutions will be less if say you zeroed at 2500' at shot at 6000' when compared to a 200 zero using the same conditions. [/QUOTE]
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