Rsmith1421
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I have a Remington .280 with a scope that is 1.25 inch from center with 140 grain bullets.
I also have a Mossberg 7mm-08 with a scope that is 1.5 inch from center with 140 grain bullets.
I received a half hour open shoot at a indoor range for xmas this year and it is a max of 25 yards. I live up in NW Wisconsin so deer hunting can range from 25 yards out to 300 max where I hunt. What would be the best way to get somewhat sighted in at 25 yards. I know once it gets warm I still need to shoot longer distance but to get it "technically" sighted in (i understand all the variables) but someone told me to sight both in at a 23 or 26 yard zero and that i should be dead on around 300? Not sure how all that works but on paper what should i be at 25 yards with these rifles in order to be close at 300?
I also have a Mossberg 7mm-08 with a scope that is 1.5 inch from center with 140 grain bullets.
I received a half hour open shoot at a indoor range for xmas this year and it is a max of 25 yards. I live up in NW Wisconsin so deer hunting can range from 25 yards out to 300 max where I hunt. What would be the best way to get somewhat sighted in at 25 yards. I know once it gets warm I still need to shoot longer distance but to get it "technically" sighted in (i understand all the variables) but someone told me to sight both in at a 23 or 26 yard zero and that i should be dead on around 300? Not sure how all that works but on paper what should i be at 25 yards with these rifles in order to be close at 300?