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    which way do you twiddle your knob

    had to get a thread that would get attention!

    worked out my drop, 3 inch 200m and 9inch at 300, got a ar bushnell scope on at the moment but the cocky showed up to move stock before i could work out which way to adjust scope. i presume UP on the scope would be for closer range and further out you want to move the recitle down to allow for drop? and yes i know there is a 100% partical way to find out but would involve a 2hr drive!

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    You can end up over thinking the hell out of this

    down moves POI down and up moves POI up.
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    Up on the elevation dial refers to up the numerical scale ie 1-2-3-4-5-6 which Will take your projectile impact point further and further out from your zero range.

    The word "up" on your elevation dial refers to a common understanding that you are dialling up for progressively longer ranges.

    It does not designate the direction of crosshair movement, although we know when you dial up - the crosshair drops closer to the barrel centreline.
    A big fast bullet beats a little fast bullet every time

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    Remember that with the scope you are MOVING the bullet not CHASING the bullet
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    ok, so backwards to what i thought lol, got scope set on 2 for 150m. will hope i get it right this weekend!

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    Quote Originally Posted by 223nut View Post
    ok, so backwards to what i thought lol, got scope set on 2 for 150m. will hope i get it right this weekend!
    Best of luck
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    Can someone work out what my velocity would be? 50gn Amax 223. zero at 150 half inch high at 100, 3 inch low at 200 9 inch low at 275. Tried using stretch but can't seem to get it to do things backwards

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    Bump, before Friday night ideally since I'll be away say morning using it and wannabe no what my drop is past 300

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    using JBM and a .224 52grain amax (it doesnt have 223 amax?) looks about 2950fps somewhere

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    Quote Originally Posted by llewelyn View Post
    using JBM and a .224 52grain amax (it doesnt have 223 amax?) looks about 2950fps somewhere
    .222 + .223 = .224 cal (obviously)

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    whats the load for this round?

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    25grains of 2206h makes for a pretty full case

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    Quote Originally Posted by 223nut View Post
    25grains of 2206h makes for a pretty full case
    Thats close to my service rifle load so i would guess you are in the vicinity of 2950/3000 alright.

 

 

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