Pistol Zero at Various Distances

Although you zero at one distance, it is important to know how your pistol performs at both the minimum and maximum distances you would, on average, engage and anywhere in between. Chase runs you through this process, starting with a solid position to set the baseline and then moving through different ranges to see how your groups are affected. This is a great exercise to gain more confidence in your rig.
Learn more about the EFLX he is using here: www.eotechinc.com/eflx-mini-reflex-sight-mrs
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[@TacticalTrainer223]

You’re zeroed with 115 ball? How much does that change with your carry ammo?

[@WeirdAM7]

Interested to know as well.

[@jw5297]

Information well conveyd. 25 is my preferred max engagement distance so i practice at 50 but zero similarly

[@derekevans2318]

50 is where they shoot bullseye matches. If you are good at 25, and 50. B8 targets, and actual bullseye targets. 100 is not far off. Seems far for a pistol. But, once you can get consistent at 50, 100 is basically the same thing. Look at the places you frequent and what you can see. 100 may not always be out of order. Might not be a bad idea, to get acquainted.

[@deraxelturrelkeign]

@0:22 FYI You should be able to smooth the camera bounce if you have decent video editing software

[@LFODTACTICAL]

Good work

[@karacraig3508]

Sweaty

[@chaselastname7918]

Yeah it was hot….