308 AR battle zeros- tested!

Lets take a look at how the various popular .308 battle zeros perform out of my 16" SR25 out to 400 yds. In this video we test the 25, 35, 50 and 100 yard zeros on cardboard to show where each zero impacts at 25, 50, 100, 200, 300 and 400 yards. A battle zero should allow you to make hits on targets out to a specified distance by holding dead center of that target. This is a very simple way to run a battle rifle as it removes the need to range the target and calculate a specific holdover. It's very important to understand the bullet's trajectory with each zero so I hope to provide hard data in this video for each popular zero so you can get an idea of how real world performance matches up to theory. Let me know what you think!
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00:00 Intro
01:07 What is a battle zero?
02:49 Gear Review
04:36 Key specs we are testing
05:15 25yd zero- testing 25-300 yds
07:31 25yd zero- 400 yds
08:43 35yd zero- testing 25-300 yds
11:08 35yd zero- 400 yds
12:10 50yd zero- testing 25- 300 yds
15:03 50yd zero- 400y ds
16:44 100yd zero- testing 25- 300 yds
19:40 100yd zero- 400 yds
20:58 Shooting summary lead in
21:51 25yd zero review
23:21 35yd zero review
25:00 50yd zero review
26:57 100yd zero review
28:39 closing comments

[@PCJH23]

I mean this in the most complimentary way, you are like the Bob Ross of firearm videos

[@offroadsoda]

perfect

[@milo555100]

This is very useful content in terms of a .308 battle setup. Thank you for doing this with the .556 and the .308. Im going w the 35yd zero. It is one thing to consider this info based on all the “parameters” plugged into a ballistics app. It becomes impactful when you see bullet holes on paper. You are wise to show this. You bring the ballistics to life. I hope you enjoyed making the video. I truly enjoyed watching it.

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

I had a blast making this video! I love seeing how real world performance lines up vs the theory and thankfully it seems like folks are enjoying these videos. Lots more content like this in the works so hope you’ll stay tuned!

[@dowdwm]

This is a very good training session. It takes me back to the summer of 1969 at Fort Campbell KY when the government shoved a M-14 into my hands. Fortunately I had already been shooting form age 6. I was now 17 and a pretty fair shot. In our marksmanship training we went over the very subject of your video. The lessons taught were spot on. On qualification day I was ready. If I recall correctly we battlesight zeroed at 33 yards. Our qualification involved shooting at the plastic pop-up silhouette targets placed between 25 and 600 yards on the range. If I recall correctly we had a total of 85 targets and they issued me 86 rounds. We fired from prone, sitting, standing, and kneeling positions. Remembering my ballistics lesson, every target within 300 yards I aimed center mass, The 400 yard targets I aimed at the base of the neck (shoulder height). The head was my point of aim at 500 yard targets, and for the 600 yard targets I aimed just over the head about 12 inches probably impacting at the base of the target. All of this was with iron sights. At the end of a perfect score I turned in my extra bullet. The M-14 is a very fine battle rifle. Today I own many rifles including an AR10 but the love of my life is my M1A National Match.

[@realtyrocks1969]

This video took me back to the summer of 1985 when I graduated NASA's Space Door Gunner school. Up until that time I had only shot nerf rockets down the hall at my sisters, while I was a kid, and just 6 weeks of space school I was now an official door gunner for NASA. I was flying though space at 692,000 miles an hour. I tell ya what if your timing and quick calculations are not correct you can easily miss your target by a few thousand miles. I can't stress how important it is knowing your battle zero especially when you're as much of a badass as I am. We didn't even have iron sights. We were expected to just use our laser beams and our version of Kentucky windage, but we were far away from Kentucky. I eventually had to turn my fully automatic space gun in for the last time but I still have flashbacks to when I was a door gunner for NASA, fighting aliens while being bombarded with the moondust flying into my eyes and the occasional space trash. Hell, one time I narrowly missed being swallowed up by a black hole while on one mission, which I still can't talk about. It's pretty top secret shit. You're welcome for my service.

[@briangullickson9013]

@@realtyrocks1969​​⁠​⁠​⁠ I find it HIGHLY ironic that your tag has 1969 in it considering the OP (dowdwm) spoke of the year 1969. Funny stuff!

[@realtyrocks1969]

@@briangullickson9013 yet it is. No relation

[@jakethomas6583]

Thanks for the life story…

[@frankensteincreations4740]

Seems to me like a 50 yard zero makes the most sense. Has the least amount of drop or rise down low and through the middle, and yet has less drop at 300 than a 100 yard zero… It’s the one I’ll be going with for sure… 👍🤘 Great job on the video, and thanks for using a big boys caliber… 😉

[@phantomtroubleshooter2793]

fact

[@jasonstrehle547]

I agree

[@Tavis15ify]

Have you tested either out yet? Generally am curious

[@Joe_Brown99]

Curious how it worked out Just got an AR-10 and looking to zero it in

[@Tavis15ify]

How'd it go/what did you go with rifle and zero wise​@@Joe_Brown99

[@arten]

I've read about all of this, but this is a fantastic visual proof of it. It really makes it clear why a 35 yard zero is used in the context of battle zeroing.

[@July4-1776]

Love your channel... best practical long range shooting content on youtube. Bravo sir

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Really appreciate the support! Just out here trying to create entertaining yet valuable content. Lots of new videos in the works so hope you’ll stay tuned!

[@wcsdiaries]

​@@MountainsMulletsMerica Excellent video! What is the distance in height between your scope and the center of barrel?

[@blademan6075]

I agree with your statement and really enjoy this guys videos too but Rex has had excellent and very detailed videos on his channel as well and has for quite some time now. They both give far more demonstration and information than just show off their gear and what have you. Great work from both of these guys. And how can I give props to these 2 guys and not mention Eric and Chad! It’s so nice to watch channels that give great content.

[@Beanboy1515]

Some of the most informative and concise videos on shooting in general, love your stuff!

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Glad to hear you’re enjoying my content! Stay tuned as I’ve got a lot more videos in the works. Just wish I had more time to spend filming and less time spent working haha

[@ericblomquist1975]

Spot on!!

[@briangullickson9013]

@@MountainsMulletsMerica if you keep up at this rate.. you may be able to shift more time to shooting and making videos / while making money. That is unless you’re passionate about your job, of course.

[@CDOES]

I'm happy to see someone doing a great job with expressing battle zeroes with a cartridge other then 556. Great job

[@clockworknunez-dv2yh]

So I’m not saying this to discourage, but just to inform you based on my observations. I must have Watch this particular video 4 times this past week because I’m about to zero my .308 soon. Each time I go to watch like from the previous viewing has been removed. Hopefully the KZbin counter is trying to screw you over. Keep the content rolling and I’m wishing you the best

[@joquin4618]

Excellent work! On my 18” barreled AR10 in 308 I decided to use it as a “battle rifle” with a PA 1-10x LPVO with the ACSS griffin mil reticle. So I’ve found that a good 40-50 yard zero would give me the best trajectory for my given application which is point and shoot up to 250 yards and aim high @ 300 yards on mansize targets. I agree that the 100 yard zero would be excellent on a precision rig for the reasons you’ve stated. A 25 yards zero is just way too much variation on the trajectory especially at 100 yards (8”) geez 😒! The only time I use a 25 yard zero is with my PCC in 9mm which is only gonna be used at 50 yards and in. Just my 0.02 cents

[@RichardCranium321]

35 seems to be king

[@kevinfinch126]

This comment is spot on. Looks like around 40-50yd zero is really the sweet spot

[@scottgates8629]

Thank you commenting. My thoughts exactly! I was doing the math, splitting the distance between the 35 yard and the 50yard zero. Judging by the results in the video. If I sighted in at roughly 42.5, it seems those would be numbers I could live with. Of course a lot of factors in play obviously. Clearly my calculations would be a huge guess at this point. Like you, 8" high at 100, um no! Frankly that distance would be, for me, most real world shots.

[@jasonstrehle547]

42 yards seems to be a good split between 36 yards and 50 yards

[@joquin4618]

@@jasonstrehle547 it’s a pretty decent compromise. I usually opt for the 42-45 yard zero on a “GPR” and rock a 36 yard zero on a 10.5” barrel AR pistol in 556 cuz it gives me the best shot 0-200 yards with the decreased velocity from a short barrel. Just another 0.02 cents

[@mustanggun]

The 35/36 yard zero is what I put on all my 5.56. My 7.62 get 100yd zeros. Thx again for doing this video brother.

[@Frank_The_Tank22]

Stop work time, MMM put out a new video! What a good start to a Friday morning. Thanks for your hard work, clean editing, and thorough content! And yes, I'm still jealous of your shooting range!

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Ha don’t let the boss catch you skipping work to check out my latest video drop! Thanks for the support! Lots of new videos in the works so stay tuned, I’m pumping them out as fast as I can.

[@jmmartin7766]

I just watched your 5.56 "battle zero" video, followed directly with this one. I'm not new to shooting, but am new to long range optics. I've heard all kind of "theories" on "which zero is best." But when someone like you actually demonstrates it, things really become crystal clear... Thanks to you, I've decided to keep the "36 yard zero" on my 5.56 "go to" AR. Thank you! Subbed

[@nrmills88]

Hey man just wanted to say that I truly enjoy all of your videos. It’s nice to see someone putting in the effort to validate things most people on KZbin simply talk about. Please keep the content coming

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Appreciate the compliment! Theory is cool but the real world is where the rubber meets the road. To truly be confident in your gear you need to have the real world experience vs just knowing the theory. Lots more videos like this coming so hope you’ll stay tuned!

[@nrmills88]

@@MountainsMulletsMerica so very true! Looking forward to what’s coming!

[@nicktritz8808]

This is the best example I’ve seen on this topic. The board at the end with commentary was great.

[@StephenJones31]

No other channel has done nearly as good of job as you have covering this topic ...amazing job !!

[@barrygoodwin566]

My takeaway: If you’re a simple cross hair or dot, and don’t want to dial up, use the 35yd zero. If you’re using a BDC reticle, use the stipulated/recommended zero (most commonly 100yd) and the drop lines at further distances.

[@evenhenderson4940]

I love your Channel tons of great information!! I’ve always liked the 36yrd zero! I’d like to see this same video with subsonic 300 Blackout!!

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Thank you! Really appreciate the support! I’ve got plans to do this same thing with 300BLK so stay tuned. Really not sure what to expect there, nor do I know which zeros are most preferred for 300BLK. Let me know which zeros you want to see tested with which bullet!

[@keithcox3350]

Thanks for putting this labor-intensive video together. Very informative and useful. Great job!

[@michaelpayne201]

Great info! I've been looking for battle zero comparisons and appreciate the time and effort you gave to put this together.

[@johnwurfel2862]

Thank you for providing your generous demonstrations in a kind and teachable way, without a bunch of foul language or other other unrighteous behavior. You have a future ahead of you, Sir. Keep seeking excellence.

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Thank you! Really appreciate the compliment. Just trying to create entertaining and easily watchable videos. Lots of fresh content In the works so hope you’ll stay tuned!

[@rik4369]

Agree 100 percent! Many of us don't come here for drama or others POV on nothing but shooting. Keep it focused ! The salty language is no problem for me , if used to envise a critical point. I am retired military , so I get it. Some are put off by it every third word. Your comments are correct 💯! Semper Fi

[@joelbell242]

Just recently discovered this channel and it’s spot on content! I love the area you shoot in and the audio is great with the dead quiet and your narration, with the intermittent shots. It’s good stuff Hilts.

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Appreciate you taking the time to watch and glad to hear you’re enjoying the content! Lots of fresh videos in the works so hope you’ll stay tuned and check them out!

[@joelbell242]

@@MountainsMulletsMerica yessir! Been binge watching your old videos.

[@aDeath4EverySin]

Great work on your videos, man. I appreciate all the effort you put into these informative videos.

[@ericsrussell]

Great work. Thanks for putting together a visual representation of these zeroes. Well done 👏

[@bradh74]

Great video explaining how the path of a bullet (trajectory) and the "line of sight" of a scope interact with one another. It takes all the guess work out of the equation, really everyone that hunts should get this because if you shoot open sights, red dots or a duplex reticle you should have a "dead hold" or a zero that best suits that cartridge, then your zero is usually about 3"high to 3" low.(Not sure why it's gotten so complex?) Maybe you should and Mustaches to Mountains, Mullets, Merica? Have a good one, God bless!

[@scottcrawford3745]

In "Hunting" parlance, that's called a "Maximum Point-Blank" zero. You define the size of your acceptable hit-zone ( say a 6 inch circle/square) and you set up the rifle such that your bullet trajectory is never higher or lower than that 3 inches above or below aiming point. Then you can aim dead-on out to say 275 yards or so, knowing you're in the vitals for sure, without mental gymnastics at the moment of truth.

[@rayfinlayusmc]

Fantastic! Just picked up a 16" SFAR and have been debating this very topic, super helpful!

[@cynyc2]

I got one a couple months back, and yes, this is handy. You'll enjoy it.

[@Tavis15ify]

What zero did y'all go with. Just got my SFAR not to long ago and my lpvo finally came in. Am just waiting for another range day

[@rayfinlayusmc]

I went with the 50-200 yd zero

[@Tavis15ify]

@@rayfinlayusmc truly looking at the video it's making the most sense to me to go with that as well. Yet my dumb ape brain is screaming 100, even though I'm seeing the flatter trajectory with the 50 yard zero. Yet I like "hold overs" a bit more just yikes

[@rayfinlayusmc]

Think about it this way, the trajectory of the bullet isn't changing. Only the point in the trajectoy where the path of the bullet is matched to the aiming point of your sights or scope.

[@b_aleman]

Bro... One of the greatest vids I've seen. Finally clicked for me. Thanks

[@jameskennedy4984]

Another great video, very well presented, valuable information on the various zeros. Well done! You are definitely an under-rated channel. Keep up the good work.

[@pztgst]

I find a 50yd zero is the sweet spot for MPBR on a 4" target. Great for precision work and helps reduce holds at longer distances. 36yd zero is an amazing zero for the "Battle Rifle" where your target is larger and your engagement range is limited. I never use the 100yd zero anymore as for all my applications, the 50 is just better.

[@JGoodZX6R]

Agreed. 50 yard zero on nearly everything I have, knowing out to 200 is minimal difference +/- 1.5” at most. Only time I use 100 yard-ish zero is if it lines up fairly even with the ammo/velocity I’m shooting for 300/1 mil, 400/2mil, 500/3 mil within .1-.2 mils. And BDC reticle zero, obviously whatever lines up the best with the subtensions.

[@dapawaz8310]

Yeah, I like 50/200 on my 5.56 and 7.62 rifles.

[@jimlerum]

So much of your zero depends upon the type of radical that you’re using in your optic. With a BDC or a Christmas tree radical obviously 100 yards works very well for a zero.

[@m118lr]

…NEVER thought of a ‘radical’ reticle..!

[@Kilo__Bravo]

@@m118lr They are 'Rad' man. You should try them.......

[@tommyapocalypse6096]

I’m reticent to say reticle for fear of being radical. 🙊

[@user-kh2yl6nn3l]

The 35 yard looks like what I'm going to go for next time I'm out with my 5.56 . Your videos are no nonsense and to the point, with no goofball drama babble . Good on you . :)

[@2Aknight762]

I just put together an Aero Precision 24 inch 6.5 CM rifle. It's loooong and heavy but hopefully stable and accurate. Waiting on my optic mount and bibod so I can test fire. My other AP rifle is an FDE 16 inch 308 with an LPVO. I generally run 50/200. I like that you ran M80 surplus ammo, I run that 99% of the time.

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Oh man I’m a fan of FDE 16” 308 ARs! Sounds like you’ve got a cool rig there. I figured M80 ball made the most sense for a “battle rifle” given its readily available and as “affordable” as 308 ammo can be…. If I’m running one of my precision 308s that’s when I pull out the 100yd zero and 175gr ammo. I’m actually thinking I might swap to the 35YD zero for my 308 battle rifles…. Really like how it performed out to 400 yds.

[@phillipschmidtke2001]

What optic are you putting on that Aero Long Boi?

[@2Aknight762]

@@phillipschmidtke2001 I'm running the Arken 4-16x50 scope.

[@frankniemann2856]

Great job on this and 5.56. Both quite similar results. One more for 6.5 Creedmore would be really interesting as its a bit different than these two ballistically and also very popular. Perhaps add a short on how different zeros are applied in calculation apps. Also, would you consider a "battle zero" for a 6.5?

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

100% planning to do this with 6.5cm so stay tuned! I’ve got several other videos I want to knock out first but these battle zero videos seem to get a lot of attention so I plan to keep pumping them out. Also planning to cover how different zeros impact ballistic calculations. Need to spend more time filming and less time actually working haha

[@alfredthorneborn6295]

@@MountainsMulletsMerica would love that

[@patrickoberem9109]

You sir have the heart of a teacher. Very well done. Super thorough.

[@TechMike10]

I’ve watched like 10 of your videos so far. Great content and you’re a heck of a shooter. Finally found someone that I can trust their opinion. Subd 👍🏻👍🏻

[@dallasweber7692]

Excellent & Valuable Contest For Publics Understanding Knowledge. Keep It Going.

[@NebraskaB]

This is very helpful to understand options for zeroing 7.62. Appreciate it

[@haroldmoores2873]

Great video, really made a lot of sense to the actual targets and numbers. Will definitely follow your channel. Thank you!!

[@joshuarosenblatt5069]

Glad to have discovered this Thanksgiving morning 🦃🦃🦃 Best review and demonstration of zeroing options and applications of each I have seen yet. Nice work!!!

[@mskman83]

As always you are wonderful for creating such a educational video. Thank you.

[@greybeard277]

Nice work, I appreciate the way you laid out the information and the results clearly. Thanks.

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Thank you!

[@jzxwannabe2685]

Love this type of content. Thank you for putting in the time for the rest of us.

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

No problem! I love testing these things. Lots of new videos in the works so hope you’ll stay tuned!

[@jgt07]

Keep it up man! The information you put out may not capture everyone's tiny little attention spans but it is exactly what many of us want and need.

[@jla3772]

Excellent explanation of line of sight/bullet trajectory.

[@bobbymah2682]

Great video, thanks. I always enjoy the serene scenery in your videos.

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Thank you for taking the time to watch! I’m very thankful to have access to such a cool place to shoot….. very different than where I grew up on the east coast!

[@lemon8513]

This content is pure gold. Thank you, sir!

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Glad you found value in watching this one! Lots of fresh content in the works so hope you’ll stay tuned!

[@mbrady8946]

Excellent video sir. Makes the whole DOPE card situation very digestible.

[@Sigspearthumb1]

That was really cool. Ive heard the stats on different zero's but it was cool to see a real world depiction of all those different zero's at different distances and the effect it has on drop. I would imagine that will all be effected by bullet caliber and weight.

[@rohawaha]

Very well done , great practical knowledge for any shooter .

[@chrispike8879]

This is by far the most informative video I've seen on this subject. Thanks for sharing and keep up the great work. Best channel out there 🇺🇸

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Thank you! Really appreciate the support!

[@lombardo23]

Glad I found this channel! I have a lot of videos to catch up on, but the two I have watched so far have been some of the most informative, yet approachable, long-range shooting videos I have watched. Well done!

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Thanks for stopping by! Really pumped to hear you’re enjoying the videos. Lots of fresh content in the works so hope you’ll stay tuned.

[@fixedfocus]

Clear, precise .... well done in every way!!! thank you.

[@dariobbarros]

Another excellent video with easy to understand practical real life content. Thanks a lot of for the hard work

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Appreciate you taking the time to watch and support the channel! Lots more content just like this in the works so hope you’ll stay tuned! Also share the word about the channel with your buddies when you get a chance!

[@toddwilliams6301]

Dude, what a great explanation of ranges and zeros. Especially for hunters. The 25 and 35 zeros seem best for me at what I expect to be shooting at. Compensations seem easy on the fly. Thanks again for a great video.🤙

[@igogun]

Excellent information! Being from the southern great plains, I think your shooting range is awesome!

[@philippress5793]

Absolutely brilliant video! Thank you for what you do!

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Appreciate you taking the time to watch! Lots more content like this in the works so stay tuned!

[@heathpalmer1065]

Great video. Perfect video to helping out new shooters in the 308 to help understand. Sent this over to a buddy to explain best what type he would to adjust for. Thank you. 308 is awesome and harder round to learn. But I feel it’s a great one to learn just to be able to learn drops. Will have to help him with not talking mils. Being he’s a MOA scope guy. But it helped that you entered the data on the board witch inches to help with the MOa correction.

[@timbeemon9131]

Thank you. Awesome practical data.

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Appreciate you taking the time to watch!

[@Craig-ml8nw]

Great video, very useful info. Thanks

[@GregMHirsch]

Great video! After watching your other 300BLK zero videos I’ve now changed over all of my rifle caliber zeros with great results!

[@phillipschmidtke2001]

Fantastic video, I love your presentation style and pacing. I find watching you shoot extremely relaxing. I just recently bought a 16” PWS .308, with an ATACR 1-8x. Went with 25yd zero just because I was also zeroing my new 5.56 AR and hadn’t looked up .308 data yet. After a few rounds to zero the ATACR, by holding slightly low I was ringing a steel gong at 200 yds for the first time in my life, it was a dream come true and I’m hooked now. This video is exactly what I needed, I’ll probably change my .308 to a 35yd or 50yd zero based on your results. Thank you for making this video!!!

[@thegoodsheperd1189]

Keep the videos coming. Really enjoyed it.

[@thatchsmash]

Great and informative video with a very professional presentation, well done & thank you. I'm more towards the east coast without those awesome views you have so the 50/200 makes the most sense for me.

[@bancroftsadventures5634]

Love your channel! Lots of really great information 👍

[@scottythebody0811]

Great video. Thanks for posting!

[@rik4369]

Great video and demonstration! Really explained to us former Iron Sights "Ole Schools". Appreciate the work and exspense to help the shooting community. Semper Fi

[@willo7734]

Awesome stuff man! You have one of the best firearm channels on this platform.

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Appreciate the support! Just out here trying to create videos that entertain but also provide some kind of value to the viewer. Lots of fresh content in the works so hope you'll stay tuned!

[@keithhogan3199]

Awesome video. My AR10 is a 50 yard zero as that’s what works best for me in all my situations. Thanks.

[@juncho1977]

Another great video, thumbs up! 😄👍

[@mymodely7755]

I had been thinking about this so it was super interesting to see the results in action.

[@Zxt45]

Really helpful video! Thank you.

[@thelarry6864]

Another great field test leaving no doubt to real time results! You put in your time Brother, keep it up.

[@sandiegobrian]

Outstanding video, great comparison and a must watch for anyone new to the .308 AR platform. Followed for content!

[@donniewiley5186]

Thanks brother really enjoyed your video this helps a lot with my guesswork I'm using a bolt action 308 for hunting I'm going with the 50-yard setup this will give me distance out to about 250 yards and you are a great shot thanks for your hard work and keeping it simple so many videos do not explain the yardage great job thanks brother

[@ignaciosx]

Nice video!! Been trying to test these on my .308, there isnt much content on .308, alot of good info here bro, thanks...

[@ccdme891]

Thank you for doing this like the 223 video! Love it and in my humble opinion the 100yrds zero is my favorite

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

No problem! The 223 video has received a ton of attention with tons of comments requesting more of this kind of video. I’ve got several more I hope to put out for different calibers as time allows so stay tuned!

[@TA88914a5x]

This was done very well. Thank you sooo much. I learned alot.

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Thank you! Appreciate you taking the time to watch.

[@louislaganille4363]

Very pertinent work!

[@TheRealMelinko]

This is some of the best content I’ve seen on this topic ❤❤

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Awesome! Glad to hear you found some value in watching!

[@angmori172]

Thanks man, insta-subbed for this super informative work!

[@stevecochran2677]

One of the best shooting videos I have seen. I !m preparing to zero in a new build lr 308. You most likely just saved me a whole bunch of ammo figuring out the best zero. Great video!!

[@stuzinno2913]

MMM… bro you rock… That was absolutely phenomenal… BEST demo/explanation ever on different zero ranges…

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Thank you! Really appreciate the support. Lots of fresh content in the works so hope you’ll stay tuned!

[@Abbynorml1979]

Thanks for taking the time to do this!

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

No problem! Appreciate you taking the time to watch and support the channel. Hope you found value in watching!

[@andrewlightbody4221]

Great content man. Keep it up!

[@bestfriendworstenemy5560]

Great job brotha, will definitely be back for more insight

[@jcknives4162]

Always great content. 308 has so many decades of data and variety of bullets with powders. Also like the weight. It’s a solid cartridge. I prefer the 6.5 CM for fun and deer but the 300 WM goes the next level above 308. This hobby is fun, lots of joy and variety. Never bored. I really appreciate your thorough testing and skill. I do share on My FB and some guys are noticing. DOL

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Man just something I really enjoy about shooting 308. Sure there are newer cartridges that offer way better performance but I always find myself coming back. I’ve actually got a number of videos planned for the near future that will feature 308…. Hope you’ll stay tuned! Really appreciate the continued support! Lots of momentum going with the channel right now and I’m very thankful!

[@cdruss3460]

Great video! Very informative. Thanks!

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Appreciate you taking the time to watch!

[@USN1985dos]

This video was amazing! It really helped to see things in practice rather than just the theory of it.

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Really cool to hear you found value in watching! Lots more content just like this in the works so hope you’ll stay tuned to check it out.

[@jimjab3631]

Great job, thanks for taking the time to do this.

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

No problem, I love testing things like this. Lots of new videos coming so hope you’ll stay tuned! Thanks for watching!

[@metrobadger]

Thanks for showing the effects of different bz’s.

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

No problem! Appreciate you taking the time to watch!

[@aga5979]

great information. I learned very critical piece of information.

[@eloygalvan1123]

Sir I can truly appreciate the information you provided in this video. Critical information shown & essentially a cheat code for others. Anyone who goes to the range knows how much time & money is consumed, therefore I appreciate you doing the important work for us ahead! Looking forward to more

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Really glad to hear you enjoyed watching this one and found it valuable! 300BLK battle zero video drops tomorrow so hope you’ll stay tuned!

[@cam2ss1le14]

Just came across your video, and it is a great one. Based on the shooting data, a 35-yard zero seems ideal. I will be trying this on my .308 very soon. Thanks for the great video.

[@mikess308]

No bs, no fluff. Just facts. Top notch videos/information.

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

That’s what I’m about! Let the bullet do the talking! Thanks for watching…. Lots of fresh content In the works so hope you’ll stay tuned.

[@philswann]

Such smart content. Invaluable.

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Thank you!

[@nickbowes3324]

Really well explained thank you 👍🏻

[@mitchellbryars9338]

Very useful info. Great content

[@y0urw3lc0m3]

Thank you. Very informative.

[@DarioPozzati]

Another amazing video, congratulation! And you are a great shooter!!

[@fattigla]

Great content! Always cool to see how different weapon systems line up in real world shooting.

[@MountainsMulletsMerica]

Exactly my thoughts as well…. Theory is cool but the real world is where the rubber meets the road. In this case specifically I was shocked how hight the point of impact was for the 25yd zero at the middle distances.

[@fattigla]

@Mountains, Mullets, Merica! I didn't think it would be that much either.