Who has a chart for zeroing AR15 indoors

[cajunautoxer]

So I was going to stop by the Arms Room after work this afternoon to zero in a couple of Aimpoints I just received. I didn't bring my chart which tells me if I want to zero at 50 yrs what height I will be say at 50ft. Since I'm at work alot of sites are blocked. Does anyone have a copy they can post or email me. You can email me at my screen name@hotmail.com

Thanks

Ammo used is XM855

[puma guy]

[quote="cajunautoxer"]So I was going to stop by the Arms Room after work this afternoon to zero in a couple of Aimpoints I just received. I didn't bring my chart which tells me if I want to zero at 50 yrs what height I will be say at 50ft. Since I'm at work alot of sites are blocked. Does anyone have a copy they can post or email me. You can email me at my screen name@hotmail.com

Thanks

Ammo used is XM855[/quote

Can't find a chart but if you are shooting xm855 you should check with the range to see if you are allowed to shoot them at their range.

[sepiid]

i sent you an email with some PDFs that have some great charts i made up.

[cajunautoxer]

Thnks I saw the email before I logged on to here and was wondering who would send me these. Supposedly at the range the guys said for 65' zeroing in for 100yrds the round will be 1" below bullseye

[LeonCarr]

http://www.handloads.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; has an excellent ballistic calculator that will give you the data you seek.

Just my .02,
LeonCarr

[MoJo]

Remington Shoot calculator says -1.62 at 21 yards to zero at 100.

[mdoan300]

50yd zero also zeros at 200yd.

If you do not have access to a 50yd range, then somebody on ar15.com and m4carbine.net created 50/200yd zero at 25yd. You can get the pdf here: http://home.comcast.net/~j_colt123/25%2 ... 20Zero.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;