Hi M4aphiles,
The IBSZ instructions call for zeroing at 50 yards for a 50/200 meter zero.
Am I reading the Santose Improved Battlesight Zero distances correctly?
It’s 50 YARDS and not 50 METERS that the zero is performed, correct.
Thanks,
Chris
Hi M4aphiles,
The IBSZ instructions call for zeroing at 50 yards for a 50/200 meter zero.
Am I reading the Santose Improved Battlesight Zero distances correctly?
It’s 50 YARDS and not 50 METERS that the zero is performed, correct.
Thanks,
Chris
50 YARDS is correct.
.
Yes, as stated 50 yards.
yes, 50yds/200m
or 50yds/219yds
or 46m/200m
+1. From the Santose description:
‘4. A 200 meter zero has the happy coincidence of an initial trajectory cross-over at 50 yards, a distance available on almost all civilian ranges including many indoor ranges. This makes it easy to achieve a 200 meter battlesight zero without recourse to surveying your own range. If 200 meters is available you can fine-tune the zero at the real distance. And should when you get the chance.’