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  • DPC
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2005
    • 845

    Combat Zero?

    I have an SU-16 18" barrel with a Tac Point Red Dot sight set at 50 yrds. Dead on. At 100 yrds with 55gr bullet I have to aim about 10 inches low to hit a target becuase of rise of the bullet. Is this a good zero for combat or would a 100 yrd zero be more effective and why?
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    dieselpower
    Banned
    • Jan 2009
    • 11471

    Originally posted by DPC
    I have an SU-16 18" barrel with a Tac Point Red Dot sight set at 50 yrds. Dead on. At 100 yrds with 55gr bullet I have to aim about 10 inches low to hit a target becuase of rise of the bullet. Is this a good zero for combat or would a 100 yrd zero be more effective and why?
    the 50 yard zero has a near flat trajectory out to about 230 yards.

    if you have to aim 10" low you are zeroed at like 25yards.

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    • #3
      mixicus
      Senior Member
      • Jun 2009
      • 624

      A 50 yard zero is a very nice 'combat zero'. Depending on how high your scope is over the bore, you should be +/-3" from 0 to around 250 yards with a 50yd zero.

      If you are 10" high at 25 yards, you either have a very strange height mount or aren't zero'd where you think.

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      • #4
        1lostinspace
        Calguns Addict
        • Oct 2006
        • 7848

        0 at 50 you should be about 1.8 at 100 10" sounds crazy
        There are sniper everywhere and nowhere.....who knows what is out there.

        PUREMMA
        MIXED MARTIAL ARTS ACADEMY

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        • #5
          DPC
          Senior Member
          • Oct 2005
          • 845

          I should have clarified I have a red dot site. And you mite be right because I remember sighting it in at Fish Canyon SGV gun club. Can't remember if it was 50 or 25 yrds. when I finished. Thank you for the info, will any of you be at the Burro Canyon Zombie Shoot? Maybe some of you guys can help me would much appreciate the info.
          Last edited by DPC; 09-09-2012, 8:07 PM.

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