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The biggest concerns you should have when considering zero is both initial impact and far side impact, as well as the angular deviation of the round at common distances. Just like for rifle, there isn’t one “golden zero,” it’s shooter preference. That all being said, I’d do a 15yd zero as a baseline. You’ll have to factor exactly where your return on target will be, but according to data given by Sig, with 15yd using 147g your return on impact will be at 35yd; for 124g your return on impact is 50yd. Make sure you log the differences in impact at common distances though so you can collect your own data with the rounds/pistol you are using. Adjust to your preference after that.

Thanks for that feedback! I am trying to make shooting as cost effective as possible so us normies can afford to be proficient

I’m redoing this video, I’ll make sure to throw that in there on the revamp 😂

Thanks brother! I’ll try to revise my actual instructionals soon so there are less “uhms” and it’s easier to digest. 🤙🏻

@@Ryantbruhhh I felt it was very clearly communicated! Requesting some bjj/judo stuff as well 😼

@@SamTheoddManAh, I’m afraid I’m painfully under qualified to even touch Judo or BJJ, but maybe in a decade when I am a 2 stripe blue belt I’ll drop a video on how to get heel hooked 💀

@@Ryantbruhhh perhaps best ways to tap 🫡

I’ll do that one next! 🤝🏻

25 inches of OSSSSS

You’ve never fed your rifle Taco Bell before and it shows