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<blockquote data-quote="scottmilk9" data-source="post: 491807" data-attributes="member: 32221"><p>This also depends on other factors. Barometric pressure, humidity and also the distance you are shooting at. I use Density Altitude(which puts all those numbers together) when figuring out my drop charts and look at my Kestrel 4000 before shooting to determine my bullet drop.</p><p></p><p>Your zero should be almost identical if you are shooting less than 300yds. My zero is 100yds for all my rifles, others have 50 and some others do 200 or 300yds. I've been to Colorado at 8000ft to shoot and to Corpus Christi, TX where its 20ft above see level and my zero was almost the same, but distance was way off with the two different altitudes/pressure/humidity/etc...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="scottmilk9, post: 491807, member: 32221"] This also depends on other factors. Barometric pressure, humidity and also the distance you are shooting at. I use Density Altitude(which puts all those numbers together) when figuring out my drop charts and look at my Kestrel 4000 before shooting to determine my bullet drop. Your zero should be almost identical if you are shooting less than 300yds. My zero is 100yds for all my rifles, others have 50 and some others do 200 or 300yds. I've been to Colorado at 8000ft to shoot and to Corpus Christi, TX where its 20ft above see level and my zero was almost the same, but distance was way off with the two different altitudes/pressure/humidity/etc... [/QUOTE]
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