Here's an example I ran for someone yesterday:



I would be surprised if the 62 grain bullet has a BC that high.  In any case, the 69 grain bullet at 2700 fps will be so close that it either won't matter, or you can hold a half dot here or there, just make a cheat sheet by shooting the gun a different ranges.  You can also adjust the speed to match the reticle even closer, but you'll probably need to pick one range where it matches the bullet strike exactly.

Also, figure out a range for your zero that gives you a maximum point blank range with a nice 8 inch tall (or 6 inch, or 10 inch, or whatever you want to use) bullet strike zone.  That distance will be closer to 200 yards than 100 yards.