Rough in your zero with your cheapest ammo, then fine tune with what you plan on using.
I used to have a hi-point 9mm carbine. It was even more reliable and trouble free than it was ugly. It’s very ugly. It’s very reliable. It ran with any rubbish ammo I could get cheap 20 years ago, and that is saying a lot.
In my opinion, if you live in the country and have raccoons pestering the trash cans or chickens, it’s the tool for the job. Thumbs up as a rugged camp or ranch rifle.