Normal?
Hey, so I did some shooting this weekend and I was in a 5 inch range anywhere from 20 to 75 yards. Strait up or down. I had to hold 5 inches under the target at 50 yards to hit it in the bullseye. At 20 and 75 it was directly on. Is this normal?
Also could I have suggestions as to the “best” long range and hunting pellet? Want to shoot coyotes with the stock .25 barrel.
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Google “optimum point blank zero”
😆 Sounds like you have it sighted in like you would a springer. 20 yards. Way too close for this type of gun. so yes, it is going to be way high at 50.
In stead, for the power these guns put out, try 40 or perferabley 50 yards, this will put you slightly low at 20 and almost dead on at 30-4- and 50 and apx 2 1/2 to 3 low at 70 yards. 😉 (this is assumeing that you are putting out 880 to 900 fps) If not, Crank Her UP! 😈
Besides, These Guns ain’t no stink’n mealy mouth weak pansie assed springers! :rofl:
Knife
😆 Sounds like you have it sighted in like you would a springer. 20 yards. Way too close for this type of gun. so yes, it is going to be way high at 50.
In stead, for the power these guns put out, try 40 or perferabley 50 yards, this will put you slightly low at 20 and almost dead on at 30-4- and 50 and apx 2 1/2 to 3 low at 70 yards. 😉 (this is assumeing that you are putting out 880 to 900 fps)
Knife
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I got the chairgun app on my phone and LOVE it. It will show you a graph of your shot curve and you can see where your zeros are and get a lot of other info it will also calculate your optimum far zero. But in order for chairgun to be accurate you have to feed it the right info (velocity, scope height…)