Wow, this thread has explained this wonderfully. I've been struggling with this as well and have been splitting the bull with the front sight post and trying to zero like that.
My only observation is that this seems great for shooting at doping bulls sized for specific ranges, but wouldn't that mean that when shooting at other practical targets (like a hostile enemy or whatever) you would have to hold the radius of the respective doping bull below the desired point of impact(center mass)? Or am I over thinking it. It seems that while it makes it easier to keep tight groups on doping bullseyes, it would make it more difficult to aim small on other targets that do not match the doping bull for a given range.
Mark
My only observation is that this seems great for shooting at doping bulls sized for specific ranges, but wouldn't that mean that when shooting at other practical targets (like a hostile enemy or whatever) you would have to hold the radius of the respective doping bull below the desired point of impact(center mass)? Or am I over thinking it. It seems that while it makes it easier to keep tight groups on doping bullseyes, it would make it more difficult to aim small on other targets that do not match the doping bull for a given range.
Mark