James, Mixing 22 and a large game rifle is a non comparable.
Big game shooting is not target shooting, you want to be able to just aim and shoot at anything out to 200-300 yds. That takes care of most shots if they are a snap shoot, aim at the middle and you are going to hit it in the vitals.
So, 2 inches high at 100 gets you on at 200 and you drop off at 300. Hold a bit high at 300 or top of the back at 350-400 and it will hit the vitals.
Above poster does it a bit higher and goes out a bit further for a dead on shot, same idea but extends his range and he has the cross hairs figured to make the long shots.
22? 50 is common, but if you are hunting rabbits at less, then 20 or 30 makes sense. 22 looses a lot quickly and drops fast. Keep it inside the 50 and you are good. You can sight at 100 but then way off at shorter. Starting to mortar them at 100. Its an inside 50 yd or meter round.
Big game shooting is not target shooting, you want to be able to just aim and shoot at anything out to 200-300 yds. That takes care of most shots if they are a snap shoot, aim at the middle and you are going to hit it in the vitals.
So, 2 inches high at 100 gets you on at 200 and you drop off at 300. Hold a bit high at 300 or top of the back at 350-400 and it will hit the vitals.
Above poster does it a bit higher and goes out a bit further for a dead on shot, same idea but extends his range and he has the cross hairs figured to make the long shots.
22? 50 is common, but if you are hunting rabbits at less, then 20 or 30 makes sense. 22 looses a lot quickly and drops fast. Keep it inside the 50 and you are good. You can sight at 100 but then way off at shorter. Starting to mortar them at 100. Its an inside 50 yd or meter round.