From what I recall you can site an AR in at 50 yards and it’s accurate out to 300 because the 5.56 nato shoots flat.
“From what I recall you can site an AR in at 50 yards and it’s accurate out to 300 because the 5.56 nato shoots flat.”
I think you zero at 36 yards for being zero again at 300. I use 25 yards for 200 yards.
An AR is just a platform. They are available in many calibers.
From what I recall you can site an AR in at 50 yards and it’s accurate out to 300 because the 5.56 nato shoots flat.
Taking your figures: When one zeros the sights for 50 yards, the barrel - which is below the sights - is pointed slightly upwards, so that the bullet and the line of sight meet at the same point at 50 yards. The bullet continues to rise, peaking a few inches above the aim point at 175-200 or so yards, then beginning to fall, until it again crosses the line of sight at about 300 yards.