Here’s a common graph that illustrates the path of three bullets based on a 25 yard zero, a 50 yard zero, and a 100 yard zero. Just for reference, the dotted horizontal line at 0.0 is the line of sight, and where the various bullet paths cross that dotted line represent the point of impact.25 May 2023 ... 22 Magnum, several shots in an inch at 25 yards is easy. The limiting factor here is the cartridge and its power. If you miss the target at ...A 25 yard zero is 3/16" low at 15 yards. With a 9mm 124 grain +P Gold Dot zeroed at 15 yards you'll be close to a second zero at 40 yards. I just did the math, assuming the sight is 1 inch above the bore. A 15 yard zero would be 5/16" high at 25 yards. A 5 yard zero with the same load would be 1 5/8" high at 15 yards, and 3 inches high at 25 yards.Just figure if you are going to shoot 22LR at 100 yards a drop of 3-4 inches in your slug. Reply. Save. MN22LRFan Lifetime Premium · #12 · Mar 4, 2012. With good match (subsonic) ammo, a zero at 50 yards gave me a drop of about 6 inches at 100 yards, plus or minus whatever the group variance has. Reply.225. Sep 24, 2020. #17. Depends on rifle and load. I used to use 90 FFg Goex and a 300 XTP in sabot. That load would be dead on the crosshairs at 25 yards, 2" high at 50, and then back to zero at 100 yards. If you are only using 50-60 grains of 777, then you are probably off the paper low at 100 with a 50 yard zero.Now, since we're converting from a 100 -yard zero trajectory to a 200-yard zero trajectory, we begin by looking at how much we must adjust to rezero to the new distance. In this case, our "book" data says this round impacts 5.4 inches low at 200 yards when a rifle's zeroed for 100 yards, so to hit dead-on (and be zeroed at 200 yards), just ...We have been doing this every summer for the past 10 years using scopes with ballistic reticles and range cards developed from practice and range time. Accuracy with .22 Magnums can be problematic but good rifles with ammunition matched to the guns and appropriate magnification that can group around 1 MOA at 100 yards are fully capable of the ...If you pass it, you earn a hat. The target is a B-8 bullseye repair center placed at 25 yards. On the beep, you draw and fire ten rounds and you have a time limit of 20 seconds. Score the target as marked. Any hits off the paper are zero points. The maximum score is 100. Passing requires a score of 90 or higher.Handgun Trajectory Table. the line of sight. To save space, the following abbreviations are used in the table below: Wb = Weight of bullet (in grains); MV = Muzzle Velocity (in feet per second); BC = Ballistic Coefficient; yards = yds.; inches = "; MPBR = Maximum Point blank Range. An expanded version of this table can be found on the Tables ...The second chart is for a 50 yard zero with the same ballistic inputs. The 50 yard zero data is pretty close to how my dedicated 22 LR AR-15 perform with high velocity ammo. 22 LR Trajectory. Velocity 1255 40 grains BC .128. [ARCHIVED THREAD] - Best zero for 22lr for low cost training Instead of 5.56. ARCHIVED.This chart shows the effect of windage, and the trajectory of .22 rimfire ammunition.These numbers only reflect a difference in sight height. 1.5 inches and 2.6 inches.It makes a huge difference. In fact, just that change alone will result in a difference of around 15 inches at 400 yards with a perfect 25 yard zero. This is the 1.5 inch sight height, zeroed at 25 yards, with a PMC 55gr bullet at 3200fps.May 28, 2007 · The flattest shooting .22 long rifle I've ever tried has to be CCI Stingers. Zeroed at 75 yards put them right at 3/4'' high at 50 yards and 2'' low at 100 yards. I'd bet that a 100 yard zero would put them about 2-1/2'' to 3'' high at 50 yards midrange trajectory, just like the ballistic information predicts at CCI's website. Handgun Trajectory Table. the line of sight. To save space, the following abbreviations are used in the table below: Wb = Weight of bullet (in grains); MV = Muzzle Velocity (in feet per second); BC = Ballistic Coefficient; yards = yds.; inches = "; MPBR = Maximum Point blank Range. An expanded version of this table can be found on the Tables ...The following ins a 500 yd 270 Win ballistic trajectory and drop chart that follows a 130gr Winchester Silvertip with a ballistic coeddicient of .337 from the time it exits the muzzle until it hits the 500 yard mark. All data created using our free ballistic calculator. It details drop, time, energy, velocity, range, and does so in 50 yard ...Remember that the hold-overs and hold-unders are in MOA. So if you want to convert them at 200 yards and you have -4.22 MOA like on the 25 yard zero, will be roughly an 8.83” hold under. 1 MOA= roughly 1” at 100 yards (2” at 200 yards.) Also, a “-“ means hold under and a “+” means to hold over.As you can see in the below chart, if your rifle was sighted in at 50 yards, the bullet would drop about 6" at 100 yards. Further, wind reeks havoc on 22 LR bullets because of the ballistic coefficient and low velocity. 223 Rem bullets travel about three time faster than 22 LR high velocity bullets so it takes the 22 LR bullet about three time ...Re: Zeroing a 17hmr at 25 yards for 100 zero #6 Post by 1066 » Tue Aug 23, 2022 10:20 pm Graham M wrote: ↑ Tue Aug 23, 2022 6:21 pm Not really applicable because the slightest amount of cant at 25yds will cause the bullet to miss at 100yds so you would be better off just sighting in a 100yds to start with.225. Sep 24, 2020. #17. Depends on rifle and load. I used to use 90 FFg Goex and a 300 XTP in sabot. That load would be dead on the crosshairs at 25 yards, 2" high at 50, and then back to zero at 100 yards. If you are only using 50-60 grains of 777, then you are probably off the paper low at 100 with a 50 yard zero.I like the 25 yard pistol zero trajectory and ease of aiming center mass. I'm not someone who will be shooting my handgun 50 to 100 yards. 4 to 4.5" barrels ... 9/22/21 . AG. Hmm. Interesting chart. I've only really used …25 yard zero=2.9 inches high at 100 yards. Fact is,most common big game loads would be about 3 inches high at 100 yards. For hunting purposes it may be "close enough," but it's not "dead on" for most calibers. The Conclusion: A 25-yard zero will put your bullet around 2.5 to 3 inches high at 100 yards depending on caliber, but it's not …May 25, 2023 · This must occur on a regular basis at 100 yards with the .308. With the Ruger American Rifle in .22 Magnum, several shots in an inch at 25 yards is easy. The limiting factor here is the cartridge and its power. If you miss the target at shorter range — say by a half-inch — you will be much further off at longer range. 308 Ballistics Chart & Coefficient. The following is a 1000 yard .308 ballistic chart that was created using our free online ballistic calculator and details all aspects of the bullets trajectory from the millisecond it leaves the barrel until the time it reaches the 1,000 yd mark. It details drop, time, energy, velocity, range, and does so in ...Apr 11, 2009 · My .22LR Ruger MKII Target Pistol with 5-1/2" BullBarrel with 7x Scope mounted, Zero at 50 gives me zero at 25 also, 35 yards is about 1.5" high, and about 8" below zero at 100 yards. I shoot an old Remington 540X in benchrest 50 yd compitition. 2010 will be the 4th year. How far above point of aim at 25 yards would you sight in your favorite squirrel rifle to stay within a 1" circle with a dead on hold? What would the drop be at 100 yards with that …We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us.25 to 50 yard distance: It won’t have much bullet trajectory downwards, and the pellets will travel in an upward motion. If you’re planning for shorter distances shooting, 25 to 50 yards is the best shot for you. 80 to 150 yards distance: You can consider this as a medium range as an approximate measurement.This way it hits about 0.9" high at 50 yards, and 0.3" low at 150 yards. (with a 17 grain V-Max) The maximum point blank range is about 165 yards where the HMR still has about 90 ft/lbs. This way it's pretty much point and shoot from 50 - 165 yards and you know you'll be within an inch of zero.Re: Zero distance for .22 LR I zero at 25 yards. Why, because I have a 25 yard range in my backyard. I guess it is easier to sight in at my yard, then to pack everything up and head to the gun club. Then you never know who else might be on the range you want to use that day.Use this ballistic calculator in order to calculate the flight path of a bullet given the shooting parameters that meet your conditions. This calculator will produce a ballistic trajectory chart that shows the bullet drop, bullet energy, windage, and velocity. It will a produce a line graph showing the bullet drop and flight path of the bullet.Reactions: 1 A .22lr rifle zeroed at 25 yards will, in most cases, be spot on at 50 yards due to ballistics of standard velocity rounds. When zeroing in a ...Zeroed at 75 yards put them right at 3/4'' high at 50 yards and 2'' low at 100 yards. I'd bet that a 100 yard zero would put them about 2-1/2'' to 3'' high at 50 yards midrange trajectory, just like the ballistic information predicts at CCI's website. If a person wants to shoot much flatter than that, it'll take going to the .17 HMR. 100 yard ...We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us.It's still headed up at 50 feet, still headed up at 25 yards, and still headed up at 50 yards, though it will very soon start back down. Sighted at 100, after 100, it starts coming down fast. Notice that it drops more in the next 25 yards than it did in the 40 yards before that.My scope is zeroed at 25 yards, AO set at 25 yards. AO adjustable increments, ... Oct 22, 2018 351 24 S.FL, United States. Jan 17, 2022; Add bookmark #7 ; Jan 17, 2022; ... Zero'd at 20 yards will give you an …May 27, 2014 · The trajectory of the .22 LR cartridge is such that its maximum point blank range (MPBR) +/- 1 inch is about 85 yards. Zero a scoped rifle using one of these high velocity HP loads at 25 yards and the bullet passes through the line of sight for the second time at about 75 yards. The bullet path will then rise and fall through the line of sight, crossing first at around 25 yards. The point at which the bullet falls back through the line ...Members. 0. 222 posts. Author. Posted September 23, 2010. On 23/09/2010 at 08:37, IanB said: I mainly shoot at around 40-60yds when lamping, when I zero my .22 at 60yds its something like 9" drop at 100yd, so depends on your most common range your shooting at.. Hi Ian, My ranges are normally under 50 yards.Oct 31, 2022 · Between 25- and 300-meters, the zero will give you 6-inches of flight variance compared to the USMC’s less than 5. Army gotta be different. But the Army’s method is easy to use if meters are your game. The Army’s zero also allows you to get out to 350-yards, but you can expect a little more than 6-inches of drop. As an example, the Ruger .22 Magnum rifle I use for small game is best sighted for 25 yards. I like to know where it would hit at 50 yards, but I have never taken a shot past 25 yards with this rifle.These slow moving bullets drop like a rock after 100 yards. Starting with a 50-yard zero, a 40-grainer with 1050 fps muzzle velocity drops 26" at 150 yards and ...25 Apr 2010 ... 22lr rifle sighted in a 25 yards will be a little high at 50 yards. ~ 1 1/2 to 2". It will be almost at zero again at 75 yards. ~1/2" low. At ...Apr 29, 2012 · Was justcurious as to what distance you guys prefer to zero your .22 LR rifles at and why. In addition the .22 hits harder, makes a bigger hole, while the trajectory is still easily manageable. A .25 caliber can be used for small game at 100 yards, and though it hits like a hammer the trajectory is more of a challenge, yet still manageable. I’ll use the .22 and .25 caliber on coyote as well, but only at close range.I like the 25 yard pistol zero trajectory and ease of aiming center mass. I'm not someone who will be shooting my handgun 50 to 100 yards. 4 to 4.5" barrels ... 9/22/21 . AG. Hmm. Interesting chart. I've only really used …Apr 6, 2021 · April 06, 2021 6 min read Or, How to Zero When There Isn't Enough Room Let’s talk zeroing: for when you can’t reach the distance you want. Intro Right now, 83% of the population lives in cities. 225. Sep 24, 2020. #17. Depends on rifle and load. I used to use 90 FFg Goex and a 300 XTP in sabot. That load would be dead on the crosshairs at 25 yards, 2" high at 50, and then back to zero at 100 yards. If you are only using 50-60 grains of 777, then you are probably off the paper low at 100 with a 50 yard zero.There are many. Enter pertinent data and choose a zero range of 250 yards. Create the trajectory chart and note the mid-range trajectory peak, usually 150- to 180 yards. Note also the 100-yard bullet impact. It should be 2 to 3 inches high. Next, increase or decrease zero range as necessary to achieve a mid-range trajectory of 4-inches high.This calculator will produce a ballistic trajectory chart that shows the bullet drop, bullet energy, windage, and velocity. It will a produce a line graph showing the bullet drop and flight path of the bullet. By adding trajectories to the panel on the right you may produce charts and graphs that show the different trajectories side by side. These slow moving bullets drop like a rock after 100 yards. Starting with a 50-yard zero, a 40-grainer with 1050 fps muzzle velocity drops 26" at 150 yards and ...All striking distances with a 50-yard zero between 25 and 100 yards are within .5-inch of the 100-zero, the 150-yard striking distance is .5-inch better, and the bullet returns to zero (point-of-aim, point-of-impact) at around 175 yards with a 50-yard zero while it has already fallen between 1 to 2 inches with a 100-yard zero.IMHO, the perfect combat zero is where you can point and shoot without holdovers and hit your target out to 350/400 yards. It’s looking like the 25 yard zero will be the most usable with least amount of deviation in inch spread across the trajectory. With a 25yrd zero, the POI is 5” low at 300yrd. With a 50yrd zero, the POI is 12” low at 300I like the 25 yard pistol zero trajectory and ease of aiming center mass. I'm not someone who will be shooting my handgun 50 to 100 yards. 4 to 4.5" barrels ... 9/22/21 . AG. Hmm. Interesting chart. I've only really used …With a .22 mag. a 25 yard zero is very near a 100 yard zero. The chart I am looking at for Federal 30 grain hollow points shows: A 25 yard zero impacts 4/10 of an inch low at 100 yards. A 100 yard zero impacts 1/10 of an inch low at 25 yards.In the chart below, the .22LR round with a BC of .13 and a muzzle velocity of 1070 fps covers 100 yards in 304 milliseconds. The .223 Remington (5.56mm x 45) with a BC of .27 and a muzzle velocity of 3240 fps covers the distance in 99 milliseconds. You can see how much flatter the .223 trajectory is. The chart below shows the flatter trajectory ...This bullet trajectory chart compares the .17 HMR, .17 HM2, .22 Long Rifle and .22 Magnum. As you can see the .22 LR 40 grain bullet drops the fastest and has a much higher trajectory than the rest. The .17 HMR 17 grain bullet drops the slowest and has a much flatter trajectory than the .22 LR. Much of that can be attributed to the velocity of ...This calculator will produce a ballistic trajectory chart that shows the bullet drop, bullet energy, windage, and velocity. It will a produce a line graph showing the bullet drop and flight path of the bullet. By adding trajectories to the panel on the right you may produce charts and graphs that show the different trajectories side by side.Ballistic Coefficient: 0.150 Bullet Weight: 40 gr Initial Velocity: 1050 fps Sight Height : 1.9 in Shooting Angle: 0° Wind Speed: 10 mph Wind Angle: 90° Zero Range: 54.6 yd Chart Range: 100 yd Maximum Range: 2118 yd Step Size: 20 yd: Corrected For Atmosphere Adjusted BC: 0.154 Altitude: 300 ft Barometric Pressure: 29.92 Hg Temperature: 67° F Posted October 31, 2018. Not to state the obvious, but a round rises, then falls. There are many variables, but on average, it's safe to say a .243 peaks at 100 yards. Then starts falling.. around 200 yards it's around 2.5 inches low, and at 300 yards, it's around 10 inches low.Between 25- and 300-meters, the zero will give you 6-inches of flight variance compared to the USMC’s less than 5. Army gotta be different. But the Army’s method is easy to use if meters are your game. …May 20, 2023 · Comparing MPBR .223 vs 22-250. In the examples above, you see the real advantage of the 22-250 over the .223. If you zero both rifles for maximum point-blank range, the 22-250 has a 50-yard advantage over the .223. If you zero both rifles at 100 yards, you will lose much of the extra range advantage of the 22-250. The bullet path will then rise and fall through the line of sight, crossing first at around 25 yards. The point at which the bullet falls back through the line ...Oct 9, 2013 · Posted October 31, 2018. Not to state the obvious, but a round rises, then falls. There are many variables, but on average, it's safe to say a .243 peaks at 100 yards. Then starts falling.. around 200 yards it's around 2.5 inches low, and at 300 yards, it's around 10 inches low. My .22LR Ruger MKII Target Pistol with 5-1/2" BullBarrel with 7x Scope mounted, Zero at 50 gives me zero at 25 also, 35 yards is about 1.5" high, and about 8" below zero at 100 yards. I shoot an old Remington 540X in benchrest 50 yd compitition. 2010 will be the 4th year.What is the right zero for a 22LR precision rifle? I zeroed mine at 25 yards because that’s where I’d shot a lot for casual marksmanship usage during Appleseed events, and it’s the most common available distance nearby. I really hadn’t thought much about it beyond that.The Ballistic Coefficient for the 9mm Luger (9mm Parabellum) (9x19mm), American Eagle (Federal) Full Metal Jacket, 124gr is 0.149 (in this example) but, but may also range from .130 bc to .156. This is a 9mm Luger ballistics chart (external) generated using our ballistic trajectory calculator. It tracks the movement of the bullet in zero wind ...Here’s a common graph that illustrates the path of three bullets based on a 25 yard zero, a 50 yard zero, and a 100 yard zero. Just for reference, the dotted horizontal line at 0.0 is the line of sight, and where the various bullet paths cross that dotted line represent the point of impact.There are really good arguments for zeroing pistol MRDS at 10 (Scott Jedlinski) or maybe 15 yards (SIG Academy?) or 8.78 meters or whatever someone special (/sarcasm) says. Such as: The trajectory (as noted above) is most realistic for pistol engagement distances and all are pretty darn close to a 25 yard zero.The Bushnell Banner 6-24×50 only has 36 MOA of adjustment, so you may run run out of elevation just zeroing the scope at closer ranges. Rifles like the Ruger Precision Rimfire come with a 30 MOA rail so you're ready to shoot long range 22LR out of the box. EGW sells a ton of canted bases for a variety of rimfire rifles.In theory, a 22" barrel should provide better ballistics and accuracy over a 16" barrel. Most tables are developed with an optimum barrel length for the round, in this case the .22lr. In my own experience with my Remington 597, with a 16" barrel and sighted in at 50 yards, will shoot 3" low at 100 yards.An Ar15 red dot 25- 300 yard 5.56 nato zero is the zero that isn't a zero. In this video, I will explain the 25-300 yard zero and then do a shooting demonst....22LR Zero at 25, 50, 100, 125 Yards. Jump to Latest Follow 10540 Views 5 Replies 3 Participants Last post by Inland44, Jul 10, ...25 Yards. A lot of plinking with .22 rifles is done at reasonably close range, generally around 25 yards. At 25 yards, the control group with the rifle measured .324 inch. The 20-shot group fired with 20 different loads measured 1.71 inches, with 95 percent of the shots (19 out of 20) grouping inside .806 inch.Always rifle/ammo/scope height dependent, but 25 and 50 on a 22LR is what 35yd and approx 230yd is on a .308 - it is the same elevation. One is the near zero and one is the far zero. Your bullet is on an upwards trajectory at 25 yards and a downwards trajectory at 50 yards.This trajectory would take you to an apex of 1.25" high at 44 yards and 1.25" low at 83. At 100 you'd be around 3.75" low. Another option (if you want your apex not to exceed 1" over POA) would be a 16/67 yard zero. This would be an inch high at 43, an inch low at 78, and 4.5" low at 100.This calculator will produce a ballistic trajectory chart that shows the bullet drop, bullet energy, windage, and velocity. It will a produce a line graph showing the bullet drop and flight path of the bullet. By adding trajectories to the panel on the right you may produce charts and graphs that show the different trajectories side by side.May 25, 2023 · This must occur on a regular basis at 100 yards with the .308. With the Ruger American Rifle in .22 Magnum, several shots in an inch at 25 yards is easy. The limiting factor here is the cartridge and its power. If you miss the target at shorter range — say by a half-inch — you will be much further off at longer range. Guess I'm fortunate my gun club has a 100 yard indoor range. I zero at 25 then go out to 100 to make sure windage isn't drifting one way or the other. .1mil at 25 doesn't really show up but will at 100. For 6.5 CM, it's about 5:1 for .22 lr. Still advocating for a 25 yard zero. Unless you don't have access to 25 yards.An Ar15 red dot 25- 300 yard 5.56 nato zero is the zero that isn't a zero. In this video, I will explain the 25-300 yard zero and then do a shooting demonst...The trajectory of the .22 LR cartridge is such that its maximum point blank range (MPBR) +/- 1 inch is about 85 yards. Zero a scoped rifle using one of these high velocity HP loads at 25 yards and the bullet passes through the line of sight for the second time at about 75 yards.20-25 yards for my PCP’s and Springer’s. This video from back in the day inspired my zero distance. I found it to be the gold standard for my airguns shooting at velocities between 800 & 1000 fps. 90% of my hunting and or pesting shots are 15 to 55 yards away. Milage may vary..Now, since we're converting from a 100 -yard zero trajectory to a 200-yard zero trajectory, we begin by looking at how much we must adjust to rezero to the new distance. In this case, our "book" data says this round impacts 5.4 inches low at 200 yards when a rifle's zeroed for 100 yards, so to hit dead-on (and be zeroed at 200 yards), just ...As an example, the Ruger .22 Magnum rifle I use for small game is best sighted for 25 yards. I like to know where it would hit at 50 yards, but I have never taken a shot past 25 yards with this rifle.Two minutes and a ballistic calculator will show you this zero creates an arching trajectory that rises about 9” above the line of sight at 200 yards. The 25 yard zero is one of the most recommended, and misunderstood, zeros for your carbine. The problem is that it forces you to have to think when to hold under a certain amount on closer ...Reactions: 1 A .22lr rifle zeroed at 25 yards will, in most cases, be spot on at 50 yards due to ballistics of standard velocity rounds. When zeroing in a ...I have had good luck sighting my .22LRs at 20 yards. With a bore-scope height of 1.5" and a 40 grain bullet traveling at 1260-1280 fps that will put you on at 59 yards. That means that your MRT, mid range trajectory will be only 0.5" at 40 yards, and your PBR, point blank range will be 66 yards.64 adjustments on a scope with 1/4 MOA adjustments is 16 MOA of adjustment. 4 MOA at 25 yards is 16 "adjustments", same as 100, 500 and 1000 yards, but value of a MOA changes with the distance. Using 25 yards to obtain a 100 yard zero (rough zero) is a viable tool, we use it often and it is very simple.A .22lr rifle zeroed at 25 yards will, in most cases, be spot on at 50 yards due to ballistics of standard velocity rounds. When zeroing in a new scope installation …22 LR Muzzle Energy: Measured in foot-pounds, this indicates a bullet's potential for damage. While the CCI Stinger Ammo has a higher initial energy, the Remington Golden Bullet surpasses it at 200 yards. 22 LR Bullet Drop Chart: This illustrates the bullet drop comparison of various cartridges. For visuals, refer to the 22LR Bullet Trajectory ...
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A zero at 50 yards is better than 25, but still fails to take best advantage of the bullets trajectory. Conversely, a 100 yard zero means, with a dead-on hold, the bullet's maximum mid-range rise will cause misses by shooting over when shooting at typical small game targets, such as the head of a squirrel.Save. Outpost75 · #5 · Aug 14, 2017. Optimum trajectory for .22 LR standard velocity, sight in one inch high at 25 yards: To point of aim at 60 yards, 7 inches low at 100. .22 Standard Velocity and Match Ammunition, CCI Sub-sonic HP, 40gr. Range Drop (ins) Vel (fps) Ft.-Lbs.Reactions: 1 A .22lr rifle zeroed at 25 yards will, in most cases, be spot on at 50 yards due to ballistics of standard velocity rounds. When zeroing in a ...Posted October 31, 2018. Not to state the obvious, but a round rises, then falls. There are many variables, but on average, it's safe to say a .243 peaks at 100 yards. Then starts falling.. around 200 yards it's around 2.5 inches low, and at 300 yards, it's around 10 inches low.Find an initial range where you can comfortably zero. Shoot a three- to five-round group clustered closely enough to discern how much adjustment is required. If that range is your desired zero range, all the better. If not, use that closer distance to lock in your windage and adjust from there. Many people like a 25-yard zero, because it’s ...Jul 25, 2019 205 169. Sep 16, 2021 #1 ; What would the close range zero be for a .22lr zeroed for 100 yards? M. mrmarklin Private. Minuteman. Mar 11, 2021 49 53 Burney ... Minuteman. Jul 24, 2020 4,849 7,428. Sep 16, 2021 #3 ; JBM - Calculations - Trajectory . www.jbmballistics.com . Enter your info there, especially Sight Height and ...I want to sight in for 75 yard zero, & was trying to recall my teenage years-(some 30 years ago), when I knew the trajectory figures for a 22lr sighted at this distance. Is it dead-on at 25 yards, + 1 Inch at 50 yards, dead-on again at 75 yards, then 3 inches low at 100 yards?Chum · #4 · Mar 18, 2003. With point blank software I have looked at different long range trajectory curves for the .22 WMR. When using a scope with line of sight 1 1/2" above the bore it seems like the top of the curve is allways close to 75 yards. I would sight in whatever would be an acceptable high POI at that distance.May 19, 2020 · 20-25 yards for my PCP’s and Springer’s. This video from back in the day inspired my zero distance. I found it to be the gold standard for my airguns shooting at velocities between 800 & 1000 fps. 90% of my hunting and or pesting shots are 15 to 55 yards away. Milage may vary.. Guess I'm fortunate my gun club has a 100 yard indoor range. I zero at 25 then go out to 100 to make sure windage isn't drifting one way or the other. .1mil at 25 doesn't really show up but will at 100. For 6.5 CM, it's about 5:1 for .22 lr. Still advocating for a 25 yard zero. Unless you don't have access to 25 yards.Feb 13, 2020 · This is why you hear people talking (and arguing) about different zeroes such as a 50/200 a 25/300 zero and a 36/300 yard zero. Your rifle is only “zeroed” at the range you zero it at (50 yards, 25 yards, 36 yards, 100 yards) and the second distance will be a close guestimate until you confirm it at range. Save. Outpost75 · #5 · Aug 14, 2017. Optimum trajectory for .22 LR standard velocity, sight in one inch high at 25 yards: To point of aim at 60 yards, 7 inches low at 100. .22 Standard Velocity and Match Ammunition, CCI Sub-sonic HP, 40gr. Range Drop (ins) Vel (fps) Ft.-Lbs.Next step is out to 50 yards. Now that you have your rifle and scope zeroed for 25 yards, you are ready to add distance. You will set your new target to 50 yards. And the process begins all over. You will shoot 3-5 bullets at the target and examine your results. Make whatever adjustments are needed and begin again.Info is simply outputs from my ballistic application using my inputs and includes only drops data in inches, mrads and MOA. No wind holds; Accuracy of the charts seems to be spot on for my rifle at my location (near sea level). Your results may vary a bit, but these are a good starting point at the very least. These are based on a 50 yard zero.Two minutes and a ballistic calculator will show you this zero creates an arching trajectory that rises about 9” above the line of sight at 200 yards. The 25 yard zero is one of the most recommended, and misunderstood, zeros for your carbine. The problem is that it forces you to have to think when to hold under a certain amount on closer ....