Just zero'd one of mine in today. Using .223, Remington Varmint X @ 55 grain, Remington says if zeroing at 100 then it should be .3 inches low at 50. I would guess and inch or slightly more at 25. If you are shooting factory ammo look up the round you are using on the manufacturer's website and there should be a ballistics table to reference drop out to 500 yards or so. Good luck.
I zero'd a 22 on AR platform I built for my kids today at 25 yards and put a new scope on my 308 and put that one to 100. It was dead on at 50 as well.
Just zero'd one of mine in today. Using .223, Remington Varmint X @ 55 grain, Remington says if zeroing at 100 then it should be .3 inches low at 50. I would guess and inch or slightly more at 25. If you are shooting factory ammo look up the round you are using on the manufacturer's website and there should be a ballistics table to reference drop out to 500 yards or so. Good luck.
I zero at 50 with my work rifle, so I zero all my ARs at 50. It should be pretty close to dead on at 200, and shoot a little high at 100, and shoot a little low inside 25.
As far as how much drop, don't trust the box. What length barrel did they shoot from? I guarantee the drop charts for most ammo isn't going to be even close for my 11.5
I don't think so jcamp. If you are shooting an AR with a scope then your line of sight is about 1.5" above the barrel. So for the bullet, 223, to be above your line of sight at 50 yards, it's going to still be high at 100 yards unless you are shooting subsonic ammo.
A 55 grain sighted in at about .25" high at 50 yards should be dead on at 200 yards.
PSD Ryan has it right.
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