Quick And Easy Way To Zero Your Rifles Red Dots And/Or Scopes. Overview Of Holosun's Quirks.

I know a lot of people have their own zeroing methods, I thought I'd share mine. I've known quite a few people who struggle to zero in a cost effective and time effective manner. This video goes over how I typically zero both red dots and scopes and how it doesn't take a lot of ammunition. Typically taking between 6-12rds.
We also go over a quirk of cheaper red dots ‪@holosun‬ specifically in this video and how to overcome the frustration some experience when trying to zero them.

[@anthonyangulo7505]

Why zero the red dot at 50 yards?

[@jimmyslim1628]

Me no math good. I've watched several videos on MOA, I just don't understand MOA. What the heck is a minute of angle? Mils might be easier for me to understand I guess. I just adjust until it's where I want it.

[@conceptualconcepts6.9]

Oh no lol. Some things just click differently for different people. Minute of Angle is an angled measurement which means it grows larger as the distance increases. Think of it as a cone reaching out and you’re at the tip. I tried to illustrate this with the poorly edited diagram (I’m clearly not a graphic designer lol) Every yard adds .01” to the cone. So 25yds it’s .25”, 36yds it’s .36, 100yds 1.00”, 500yds it’s 5” etc. So if you have 1/2 moa adjustments and you’re zeroing at 25yds 2 clicks equal .25” or 1moa. So to move your impact 1” it would take 8 clicks. If you’re using yards then mils is a little more difficult. It’s still an angled measurement but 1mil is roughly 3.6” at 100yds which makes the math a little more complicated. I know the math can seem a little overwhelming but taking the time to do it saves so much ammo, time and frustration.

[@jimmyslim1628]

@@conceptualconcepts6.9 it sure does.