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<blockquote data-quote="Bravo 4" data-source="post: 1089700" data-attributes="member: 8873"><p>+1, what I do mostly.</p><p>I have a bench with a target set up at exactly 100 yards at my house. I can check my zero at any time. When I'm hunting I may dial up some in case of a quick close-to-medium range shot. </p><p>I have one rifle that I currently have zeroed at 400 yards. I did this at a buddy's house to check loads and figured this is gonna be an ELR rifle so I don't need to have a zero closer. That's probably about to change, so I don't have to make a lollipop type target to check the zero. That and it helps if they are all the same zero, less to screw up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bravo 4, post: 1089700, member: 8873"] +1, what I do mostly. I have a bench with a target set up at exactly 100 yards at my house. I can check my zero at any time. When I'm hunting I may dial up some in case of a quick close-to-medium range shot. I have one rifle that I currently have zeroed at 400 yards. I did this at a buddy's house to check loads and figured this is gonna be an ELR rifle so I don't need to have a zero closer. That's probably about to change, so I don't have to make a lollipop type target to check the zero. That and it helps if they are all the same zero, less to screw up. [/QUOTE]
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