musicmatty
New member
Hello,
I sighted in the scope on my model 94 30-30 bench rested at 50 yards. The last two shots after making final adjustments to the scope we’re both overlapping dead on in the bull’s-eye.
My question is this… at a 100 yards, will I be approximately a quarter to 1 inch off from Bullseye high or low? I’m using 150 grain hollow jacketed point Winchester cartridges. I fully understand that the best way to do this is to actually shoot the target at 100 yards but I was hoping someone with some experience already doing this could offer some insight.
Thanks!
I sighted in the scope on my model 94 30-30 bench rested at 50 yards. The last two shots after making final adjustments to the scope we’re both overlapping dead on in the bull’s-eye.
My question is this… at a 100 yards, will I be approximately a quarter to 1 inch off from Bullseye high or low? I’m using 150 grain hollow jacketed point Winchester cartridges. I fully understand that the best way to do this is to actually shoot the target at 100 yards but I was hoping someone with some experience already doing this could offer some insight.
Thanks!