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I managed to find a target on the internet that allows you to zero
at 100mtrs but shoot at 25mtrs. Basically there are two bulls, the
one you aim at and the one you hit, if it was at 100mtrs.
It was designed for a .223. Do they do a similar target for .308.
Regards
ozone
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Targets
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saddler
Re: Targets
Sounds like you have it backwards...
Lots of targets are designed to allow you to zero for X-distance on a 25m range.
Never seen anyone trying to do it the other way around
Lots of targets are designed to allow you to zero for X-distance on a 25m range.
Never seen anyone trying to do it the other way around
Re: Targets
The NRA sell such targets.ozone wrote:.
I managed to find a target on the internet that allows you to zero
at 100mtrs but shoot at 25mtrs. Basically there are two bulls, the
one you aim at and the one you hit, if it was at 100mtrs.
It was designed for a .223. Do they do a similar target for .308.
Regards
ozone
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ozone
Re: Targets
saddler wrote:Sounds like you have it backwards...
Lots of targets are designed to allow you to zero for X-distance on a 25m range.
Never seen anyone trying to do it the other way around
Sorry, that is what I mean.
At 25mtrs you aim and if zeroed it hits the target in the 100mtr bull
ozone
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Maggot
Re: Targets
Not usually spot on as they don't always take into account the distance between bore and scope/sight centreline.ozone wrote:saddler wrote:Sounds like you have it backwards...
Lots of targets are designed to allow you to zero for X-distance on a 25m range.
Never seen anyone trying to do it the other way around
Sorry, that is what I mean.
At 25mtrs you aim and if zeroed it hits the target in the 100mtr bull
ozone
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Better off boresighting and just zeroing at 100.
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saddler
Re: Targets
Quite a few such targets available to download online.
Another option is to use one of the free ballistic programs: enter your gun/caliber/scope height parameter data...then choose zero distance. They then display bullet height differences at 100m, 200m, 300m, etc
Another option is to use one of the free ballistic programs: enter your gun/caliber/scope height parameter data...then choose zero distance. They then display bullet height differences at 100m, 200m, 300m, etc
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Re: Targets
Saddler
Do you have any links for any of these targets?
Sam
Do you have any links for any of these targets?
Sam
mossberg 500
meteor mk2
smk 19 (0.22)
ruger 12/22 stainless synthetic 22lr
cz 452 style 16 inch 22lr
tikka t3 lite stainless 223
308 howa 1500 varmint
BSA Lightning XL (0.22)
Lanber Over and Under
Baikal mp153
AYA Cosmos 410
1917 BSA SMLE 303
meteor mk2
smk 19 (0.22)
ruger 12/22 stainless synthetic 22lr
cz 452 style 16 inch 22lr
tikka t3 lite stainless 223
308 howa 1500 varmint
BSA Lightning XL (0.22)
Lanber Over and Under
Baikal mp153
AYA Cosmos 410
1917 BSA SMLE 303
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saddler
Re: Targets
....might do, who's askingshotgun sam wrote:Saddler
Do you have any links for any of these targets?
Sam
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