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What distance would you zero a 9mm PCC/AI with a red dot?


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Posts: 4636 | Location: Metamora MI | Registered: October 31, 2003Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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25 yards is what my SP5K is zeroed at. That's standard (really 25m) for the MP5 platform. The main thing I have to remember is to compensate for the offset height of the red dot over the bore. At distances like 7yds, I have to aim 3-4 inches high.


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I do 25 yards, but I guess it depends on what you want to do with it.


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I guess it depends on what you want to do with it.


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Five yards is an option. Razz


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I also do 25 yards because I shoot mine in Steel Challenge which has targets out to 35 yards on a couple of stages.
 
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I also do 25 yards because I shoot mine in Steel Challenge which has targets out to 35 yards on a couple of stages.


Same. 25 yards will still be almost dead on at 35 and still work for close in targets without really worrying about height over bore.

AR15's with a dot get zeroed at 50.

Anything with magnification gets zeroed at 100.
 
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Same. 25 yards will still be almost dead on at 35 and still work for close in targets without really worrying about height over bore.

AR15's with a dot get zeroed at 50.

Anything with magnification gets zeroed at 100.


That's what I do as well.


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Similarly, I zero my 9mm PCCs at 25 yards, and my defensive rifles at 100 yards. (Though I have no problems with a 50 yard rifle zero either, since in the grand scheme there's very minimal differences between 50/100, with just some slight benefits for either one in specific use cases. It mainly comes down to personal preference.)
 
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I do 25 yards also, with my laser bore sight I have been using these free targets and getting my zero done before I even goto the range. I wish I had found these earlier, it is so nice to just show up at the range and not have to any zeroing, only once I had to make a small adjustment.

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If you goto the website it says hang at the range, of course you can use them that way but what I do is measure out a wall at home and adjust the optic till bore sight laser and red dot or iron sights are on the dots.
 
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