Maybe I'm reading the chart wrong, but wouldn't you have to aim lower, not higher at 100 yards when zeroed in at 50 yds?That really depends on your shooting practice. If you zero at 50 yds then you have to aim a little higher when shooting at 100 yd targets. If you zero at 100 yds then you have to aim a little lower at 50 yd targets.
Tried to delete this post, but can't figure out how...sorry!!!andygold said:Maybe I'm reading the chart wrong, but wouldn't you have to aim lower, not higher at 100 yards when zeroed in at 50 yds?That really depends on your shooting practice. If you zero at 50 yds then you have to aim a little higher when shooting at 100 yd targets. If you zero at 100 yds then you have to aim a little lower at 50 yd targets.
It looks to me that when zeroed at 50 yds, and shooting at 100, the bullet is still rising at 100 (~91 meters), and would then need to aim 1 to 1½ inches lower depending on whether you were using 195 or 197.
I wish my range had a metal target downrange like that.workingman1976 said:i did mine at 50 yards and i was hitting a steel plate free handed standing up at 100 yards with my usg sight everytime. Note the steel plate is 2 foot by 2 foot. So i think i am pleased with the results. 2nd Note i love watching people looking at me firing my ps-90 while standing up at 100 yards nearly at rapid fire and each time you hear the faint little metal on metal ping. Then when you mag is empty you look over at the poor fools barely hitting the 100 yard paper targets with his bolt action hunting gun :?