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Posted: 4/15/2012 6:38:17 PM EDT
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What's the "standard" distance to zero an M4(gery)? That's all. Just that one question. |
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Depends on who's standard...
See #7 http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_18/493308_AR_Optics__FAQ.html |
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If you are talking about a measurement of accuracy in MOA, the general standard is 100. If you are talking about at what range the military zero's an M4 at, then it is 25m, or 50, or 100 depending on the unit.
But what matter is what is easiest for you, More importantly, it depends on what you are zeroing. If you are zeroing a scope with a BDC then you are limited to 100... |
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If you are talking about a measurement of accuracy in MOA, the general standard is 100. If you are talking about at what range the military zero's an M4 at, then it is 25m, or 50, or 100 depending on the unit. But what matter is what is easiest for you, More importantly, it depends on what you are zeroing. If you are zeroing a scope with a BDC then you are limited to 100... +1. I zero irons and my EoTech at 50 yards. This will put the point of impact a bit high at 100 and back at zero around 200. I zero magnified scopes at 100. |
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