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The Basics, Starting Out
milling and dialing turrets, am I doing it right?
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<blockquote data-quote="Bravo 4" data-source="post: 975430" data-attributes="member: 8873"><p>I would definately say something is wrong, if you zeroed dead nuts on at 20 yards the bullet won't cross your line of sight (actual down range zero) again till past 300 yards!</p><p>Without knowing your bullet or any other particulars about your set up or environmental conditions I would bet that just about any 55/62gr FMJ (most are FMJ-BT) at that speed under about any atmospheric conditions would have a zero of around 300 (+/-) yards. Minus 2 mils of drop would be more like over 500 yards...some closer to 600.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bravo 4, post: 975430, member: 8873"] I would definately say something is wrong, if you zeroed dead nuts on at 20 yards the bullet won't cross your line of sight (actual down range zero) again till past 300 yards! Without knowing your bullet or any other particulars about your set up or environmental conditions I would bet that just about any 55/62gr FMJ (most are FMJ-BT) at that speed under about any atmospheric conditions would have a zero of around 300 (+/-) yards. Minus 2 mils of drop would be more like over 500 yards...some closer to 600. [/QUOTE]
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