Pcc zero

[Angrysnarf]

9mm 50yrd or less? I have my ar set to 50 for 50/200.

[dousan]

First, it's not necessarily a true 50/200 depending on ammo type, optic height, and other factors. Test to verify.

Secondly, depends on how far you plan to shoot it. Zero to your needs.

[plumbum]

A 9mm reaching out to 100m is about as far as is reasonable - sure I have landed many 200 yard hits on gongs and things, but there’s a difference between range games and effectiveness. Honestly a 50 yard zero is a good bet, just be comfortable where your hits are up close as well.

[Munny$hot]

I zero at a 7/50 yard zero and hold over @ 6-8 inches out to 100.

[FNGGlock]

See this thread

https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1846837

Short version, zero at 75 seems preferable, but zero at 25 is almost the same with a touch more drop at 100.

Zero at 25 is close at 50 and then drops a little at 75 and more at 100.
Depends on sight height above bore as well.

[Angrysnarf]

Plinking mainly

100yrd max with some potshots beyond for fun


Chose 20

[HKAllTheThings]

Yes on the 75 yard zero

[W.R.Buchanan]

Snarf: The correct zero for guns like this is Dead on at 75 yards 1" high at 50 and 3" Low at 100.

This is the same trajectory as a .22 LR and what you will find is that when velocities are the same or close the Trajectory will be the same or close as well.



If you have access to a Ballistic Calculator you can suss out the drop for 125 to 200 yards just for your Knowledge to use in a pinch . Pointless to go beyond that, as the gun just won't shoot that far. I have shot mine at 150 and 200 yards with a Red Dot sight on the gun and had to hold 2 Feet high and 2 feet to the left to compensate for the distance and wind.

Randy