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Travis Haley has a great video showing the effects of 36 yd zero out to 400 yds with a life size mannequin torso target. With superior optics and skills his grouping is pretty tight but show the same results you have. Great effort and great explanation of bullet rise and drop.

Mine is getting stopped by some sort of button in the bolt that I can't get back in position 😊

“see what it do”? How do people still talk like this in 2024

very insightful. Thank you.

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An optic can always be adjusted to a placeholder which will deliver a custom BDC function. No need for adjustment schemes that someone else uses for whatever perception of value that shooter has for it.

What nobody has mentioned is the zero is relevant on how high the optic is mounted above the bore. You may start at 36 but you need to confirm that is the best setup for your system. Try 25, 36, 50, and see what gives you the best result.

Nice job!

Technically, it's a "+" and not an "X." LOL

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Is this your 1st one?

My optic has a 50yd zero and my irons 36m

With a 36yd zero and 55gr m193, 16"bbl and 1:7, Eotech XPS 3-0 we see printing of about 6-8" high at 100. Everything we see shows it should be about 3" high at 100 yards. What are we doing wrong?

What gr. Projectile ?

I like how we are all using the cross as our zero now. “150 yard zero you mean?” “No it’s a 36 yard zero old man” lol. Ohhh ok. Gotcha.

With A2 sights (or an ACOG) the BZO was done either at 25 after clicking the drum once for elevation, or on the 8/3 mark (6/3 for the A4) at 36 yards. This is the "close enough for battle sights" zero that should be within 3 MOA at 300 meters (not yards). This will help your elevation drum coincide (good enough) with the numbers stamped on the side in hundreds of meters. The red dot sights are typically zeroed at 50 yards (or meters, it makes little difference in point of impact) and are "good" out to 200. There is no bullet drop compensation with a red dot, they are more for CQB style shooting. Since even inexpensive LPVO's typically have a bullet drop holdover reticle, they are zeroed at 100 (yards or meters, depending on the manufacturer's specs). So... all this to say a 36 yard zero on an LPVO really does not make sense. These bullet drops are all designed for 55 grain 5.56 out of a 20" barrel, by the way, so everyone's mileage varies slightly.

I'd rather hold over than have to shoot low inside civilian engagements.

Thx bro, I gave up after 10 minutes and I'm mad realizing it was this easy

I'm gonna have to get some of those

I took basic with 101st airborne , the rifle range was set up in meters. Zero m-14 at 100 meters .Iron sights. then the man size at 100/ 150/ 200/ 250/ 300/. You score with down targets meaning they will fall back if hit. went to armor unit and was handed the MATEL/TOY in m-16.Soon went with the PIG-M60.

I set my AR-15 scope (cheap 4 powered) dead on at 25 yards, and at 50 yards I would use one mill-dot above the cross hair, at 100 yards it would be dead on with two mill-dots. Worked for me.

That’s Portland Oregon

Forgot to hold it sideways

give credit to psr he made the thing himself

This is so true

You gotta put a little more umph in your hips.

There is one problem with this odd ball zero. There are no range targets set at 36 yards. Shooting range around my area is usually 15,25,50,100,200.

36 is awesome point and shoot from 7-300 yards. I ran it for years but ended up going with 50. I still recommend 36.

Will the P3000 shoot mini shells without a problem ?

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GREAT VID GREAT INFO THANK YOU

The monster movie affect can be real sometimes, shooting a suspect and the suspect keeps walking towards the officers is real and happens often, so your right on what you are saying as far as protocol.

Got news for ya, bullets don't rise bud.

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Great advice, be proactive and make sure everyone comes out alive.

Good stuff man you right practice makes perfect

U need a optic upgrade

Great vid ! 💥

with a 0.5 adjustment red dot such as a eotech, how many clicks would it take for 1 MOA at 36 yards?

Great video - I have the same piece; and I selected the monstrum picatiny mount shell carrier - sku - zh139 instead of a shell saddle - great review and video !!

Nice review...thanks!

Good info keep these vids coming.

Dude … great vid, thanks for sharing this one. I changing to the 36 yard zero. 👍😎

The best 36 yard zero video I've seen. Simple and to the point and with the actual results to back it up. Well done.

thanks for the video I did notice that your rifle seems a little overgassed, casing ejecting ~1-2 o'clock, going up to a heavier buffer would fix that issue with a 3 o'clock ejection being optimum or for a few bucks more an adjustable gas block would work, the gas block would be a good investment if you ever plan to run a suppressor in the future

Wow…now that’s the best layman’s way of explaining the 36 yard zero…thank you.

Thanks bro!