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6.5 PRC Ballistics - drops don’t match ballistics chart
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<blockquote data-quote="FURMAN" data-source="post: 1744242" data-attributes="member: 26535"><p>I would say 50% of the time you zero a rifle on the bench it needs re zeroed from prone. It is even more important with heavy recoiling rifles. We are not taking about 15 lb dashers here. Give up you are wrong. Let us just pretend you were correct I would not be able to take my rifle out every single time after I have zeroed with my rear rest and bipod and drill the center of my targets if my form sucked.</p><p></p><p>Also are those guys shooting .25moa groups? No they are hitting steal plates. You are clueless if you don't believe their rifles would have different group POI from those odd positions. Believe what you want your ideas are incorrect and will NOT help the OP solve his problem.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Every single person I personally know who can repeatedly hit the center of a target long range form field positions with a typical long range hunting cartridge in a long range hunting rifle zeros from prone with the equipment they will be using. Once again if their poor form was the issue they would not be hitting targets. Many topics on this forum are debatably and varying opinions are good but this one is just a fact. Different shooting position=different poi. We zero for the shooting position we plan to use most.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FURMAN, post: 1744242, member: 26535"] I would say 50% of the time you zero a rifle on the bench it needs re zeroed from prone. It is even more important with heavy recoiling rifles. We are not taking about 15 lb dashers here. Give up you are wrong. Let us just pretend you were correct I would not be able to take my rifle out every single time after I have zeroed with my rear rest and bipod and drill the center of my targets if my form sucked. Also are those guys shooting .25moa groups? No they are hitting steal plates. You are clueless if you don't believe their rifles would have different group POI from those odd positions. Believe what you want your ideas are incorrect and will NOT help the OP solve his problem. Every single person I personally know who can repeatedly hit the center of a target long range form field positions with a typical long range hunting cartridge in a long range hunting rifle zeros from prone with the equipment they will be using. Once again if their poor form was the issue they would not be hitting targets. Many topics on this forum are debatably and varying opinions are good but this one is just a fact. Different shooting position=different poi. We zero for the shooting position we plan to use most. [/QUOTE]
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