Its almost like the folks believed the 50/200 yard zero granted any rifle or cartridge mystical powers to get a good enough hit on any target up to about 250 or 300 yards. NOTE: in this example, I used a 6.75 target size to make the math work out, because a 6 target size changes the best zero for a .243 Winchester to 26 yards. So i guess if i was to put them an inch high at 100 yds, then i would be a tad under 2 inches at 225, so basically within a normal kill zone when point and shoot. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue. Context matters. You will shoot 3-5 bullets at the target and examine your results. In other words, if you hold dead center on the vitals, your bullet can be 3 inches high or 3 inches low before it slips out of the vital zone. 243 Win. A .243 Winchester, Thats interesting info kent, I have had a play with a few 75gr BT's and found them a lot flatter shooting, so I may just start playing around with themIf only PRVI made 75gr 243's! I didnt notice the ambiguous terminology until you pointed it out. Have a look in the L115A3 Shooting Data record log. The final 223 Remington ballistic chart shows 64 grain Winchester SilverTip rounds with a 100 yard zero. We recommend that you zero the firearm at 100 yards with standard velocity cartridges, this would provide bullet drop compensation for 200, 300, 400 and 500 yards using the respective ballistic circles as shown in the image on the next page. Get a closer look at the Smith & Wesson Model 350, the latest addition to our #SundayGunday series. Now you know what your come ups need to be. The graph shows that your .270 Win. hi willm depends what sort of stalking you are doing woodland or open ground.most of my woodland deer are shot within 100 yards.so there fore sight your rifle at 100 yards.I also shoot quite afew deer on the hill therefore deer are shot at a greater distance.Rifle is sighted in at 200 yards.It also depends on your ability and what you feel comfortable with.Good luck logburner.
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