Thread: Advice on DOA 600 reticle.

Originally Posted by Rock river arms hunter

Second that mate.

I just zero my 308 to do just that.

270 -320 just aim a touch higher in the shoulder.

Seems to work rather well for simplicity.

Cheers. I will have to do this next time I'm at the range. Certainly makes life easier.

Originally Posted by Loggie

Check for the 600 DOA manual, certain calibers can't be used on your horizontal lines so you will have to dial up, if you use the bushnell app and want to take a change you'll find that once your ammo is loaded one of your power magnification gives you damm close distance for 200,300,400 & 500 m for each horizontal line, mine is 9x and 12x for the super hornady and federals

Yeah 243 isn't on the list I believe. There's a lot of the usual 308, 30 06 etc. But the app reckons at 10x zoom it's lined up.

Originally Posted by ZQLewis

Yep 243, set it for a 200mtr zero.
Max 2" high at 125 and 6" low at 300mtr give or take couple of inches which will nail any fallow deer you come across.
assuming you are targeting fallow deer so pick something in the 80-90gr bullet range.
Look for sierra 85gr game king, Horndey 87gr HPBT, 90gr eldx
Given that they will be hard to find a bog standard federal blue with 80gr SP would be fine.
Z

I have a new rifle planned that I'm whacking the bushnell on so I'll be doing a 200 M zero.

Also using Winchester 95 grain.