Thread: Ballistic truing conundrum

Originally Posted by andyanimal31

OK, as I say I'm doing this all the time.
Make your point of impact smack on at 100 then validate from that.
If you want a 200 zero just leave your scope set on that.
I can guarantee this works otherwise you will out clever yourself!
If you have a kestrel 5700 you have the best ballistic solver on the market.
I'm using mine daily and it's never wrong as long as you put the right info in

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Yes, the Kestrel 5700 is a wonderful bit of kit. I don’t doubt it for a second, but also use the Hornady BC calculator as cross check when something like this happens.
I do the scope zeroing at 100 yards, just set to get the POI 1.3in high = 200 yd zero.