I have a red dot sight on my AR that I zeroed at 25 yards. At first, I was surprised how low I was hitting the target at 10 yards. It was easy to see why it was so low because the red dot sight is mounted on top of a scope (I'd estimate about 6 inches above the barrel).
My question, what's the best option for consistency with this setup? Seems like the best way would be to set the sight to have the round hit 6 inches low (assuming it's actually 6 inches above the barrel). Does that sound logical? I'm not trying to win a competition with it or anything...mainly just use the red dot sight for fun at the range. Only other scenario I could ever see myself using it is if I'm attacked by a horde of zombies
My question, what's the best option for consistency with this setup? Seems like the best way would be to set the sight to have the round hit 6 inches low (assuming it's actually 6 inches above the barrel). Does that sound logical? I'm not trying to win a competition with it or anything...mainly just use the red dot sight for fun at the range. Only other scenario I could ever see myself using it is if I'm attacked by a horde of zombies