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  • beaster
    Member
    • Jul 2010
    • 284

    zeroing AR sights

    I'm sorry if this is posted elsewhere, but I did a search and got 101 pages of postings, the first 3 pages of which had nothing to do with my search string. I would like to know how to make adjustments using a 25 meter target on a 50 yard range. As far as I know, none of the ranges in my area have a 27 yard range you can shoot .225/5.56. I can do the math if someone can point me to the calculation. It would seem that front site flush and rear site to 6/3or 8/4 kind of goes out the window. Enlighten me oh wise ones.
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    GeoffLinder
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2009
    • 2425

    At 50 yards with 55gr ammo, you would want the rifle to print just about a half inch under your point of aim to get a rough 200 yard zero. Dead on at 50 yards will give you a rough 250 yard zero.

    Close range zeros are only approximate for downrange so always test at actual distance to verify the true point of impact.

    Hope this helps

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      shakeyjake
      Member
      • Jan 2008
      • 458

      Got this from DESILEPOWER it should answer all your questions it did for mehttp://www.armystudyguide.com/conten...a2-rifle.shtml

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