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<blockquote data-quote="UplandFreak" data-source="post: 1867217" data-attributes="member: 111854"><p>The thing about a 100 yard zero and then dialing to MPBR vs a 300 yard mpbr zero is if you have any material changes in elevation, its no big deal with a 100 yard zero. For example I have gone from sea level to 10k ft hunting elk in colorado with a 300 wby that had a 300 yard zero. Gun was zeroed at sea level and it was crazy high at 300, even at 100 it was a few inches higher than it should have been. There is no material change with a 100 yard zero that I have noticed. I can input my new elevation into my software and tells me how many clicks my MPBR is at the new elevation. </p><p></p><p>If you are always hunting in the same place its no big deal. But if you travel all over like I do, it makes a difference.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="UplandFreak, post: 1867217, member: 111854"] The thing about a 100 yard zero and then dialing to MPBR vs a 300 yard mpbr zero is if you have any material changes in elevation, its no big deal with a 100 yard zero. For example I have gone from sea level to 10k ft hunting elk in colorado with a 300 wby that had a 300 yard zero. Gun was zeroed at sea level and it was crazy high at 300, even at 100 it was a few inches higher than it should have been. There is no material change with a 100 yard zero that I have noticed. I can input my new elevation into my software and tells me how many clicks my MPBR is at the new elevation. If you are always hunting in the same place its no big deal. But if you travel all over like I do, it makes a difference. [/QUOTE]
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