Originally Posted by Coyote_Hunter
Originally Posted by Yoder409
Originally Posted by JohnBurns
Beyond 400yds is a good metric in the hunting world.


Right about there is where, even a lot of the flat shooting rifles, have dropped or are dropping below MPBR.

Yep


Very few will get to 350 with a 6" target size. More with 8" or greater. A 6.5mm 142g bullet with a B.C. of .625 and 3050fps at the muzzle has a 313 yard MPBR at 7000 feet altitude for a 6" target, 352 yards for an 8" target. A 10" target only gets to 386 yards MPBR, but now you're talking about +5" above line of sight. I prefer 3" max, hence my preference for 6" target sizes for MPBR zeros.






John Squirms cain't even say "matrix" and you are dumber than her. Hint. Congratulations?!?

It ain't very "difficult",to look through a scope.

Hint.................


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