Yes Dave, that is a good video. And the earlier explanation in this thread is also VERY helpful!
As for your scope - you may want to double check to ensure it is properly mounted/affixed to your piece. Once that's verified it's up to you and your understanding of your piece, load and esp. increments that your scope is using when making adjustments. Windage can/will be dependent on mother nature, but drop should be fairly consistent at known distances - using the same ammo/lot.
I prefer to zero mine at 100 yards. Beyond that its just a matter of grouping and from there making the needed/proper adjustments. Just be sure to write down your "dope" (Data of Previous Engagement) so you can go back and reset to zero!!!
Semper Fi,
Rob Freeman
Col, USMC (Ret.)
1987-2019
The quality of a person's life is in direct proportion to their commitment to excellence, regardless of their chosen field of endeavor. - Vince Lombardi
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