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<blockquote data-quote="RockyMtnMT" data-source="post: 1866795" data-attributes="member: 7999"><p>MPBR is a great way to look at your hunting. Whether you are a ELR guy or not. I have considered myself a long range hunter for the last 15y. It has taken me a while to really wrap my head around the MPBR concept. I used to zero my rifles at 300y, which was kinda close to MPBR. It is easier than that. Zero your rifle at whatever range, then use a ballistics app like JBM and it will tell you what your MPBR zero is. Then dial up from your set zero to that. Now if your MPBR is 450y all you have to do is get a range on the target and if it is less than your PBR all you have to do is aim in the middle. Deed done. If it is farther than that then you can make your calcs and dial up from there.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RockyMtnMT, post: 1866795, member: 7999"] MPBR is a great way to look at your hunting. Whether you are a ELR guy or not. I have considered myself a long range hunter for the last 15y. It has taken me a while to really wrap my head around the MPBR concept. I used to zero my rifles at 300y, which was kinda close to MPBR. It is easier than that. Zero your rifle at whatever range, then use a ballistics app like JBM and it will tell you what your MPBR zero is. Then dial up from your set zero to that. Now if your MPBR is 450y all you have to do is get a range on the target and if it is less than your PBR all you have to do is aim in the middle. Deed done. If it is farther than that then you can make your calcs and dial up from there. [/QUOTE]
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