Revisiting the JTT 10 Yard Zero

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Previously I did a video review of the 10 Yard Zeroing Target from Jerking The Trigger. This target is an idea of Frank Proctor's, from Way of the Gun, allowing you to zero your rifle, M-4 or AR-15, for a 50/200 yard zero, when those respective ranges aren't available.
I got a number of questions involving said target. So, here is a walk through, from 10 yards back to 200 yards. All of this is done with my rifle using Magpul MBUS sights, Faxon 16" pencil mid-length barrel and 62grain Wolf Polyformance Ammo.
You can print out the targets here: jerkingthetrigg...
See Frank Proctor explain it here: • What Zero do you use? ...
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[@rorschach8585]

Hey Kit, first time viewer of your channel here. I've seen quite a few gun-related KZbin vids and you are by far the most chill KZbinr given the subject matter, which is surprising for a Marine. Thanks for that. Great informative, succinct, and well articulated video. I'm now a subscriber.

[@KitBadger]

Thanks man, I really appreciate both your kind words and you subscribing. :)

[@joethorn88]

Used the method over the weekend to sight in an Aimpoint T-2 and my Magpul backup iron sights. The range I went to only has target placement at 7, 15, 25, and 50 yards. I used the 7 yard line to start. I took my time and slowly squeezed off my shots. I was on target in 6 rounds for both the Aimpoint and the irons. I then switched to 50 yards. I had my Aimpoint dead on at 50 in another 6 rounds. Couldn't believe how well the method worked. I've spent so many range sessions just trying to find paper. I spent more time tweaking the irons, but I think my eyes are getting old. Thanks again, can't wait to pass on this tip.

[@KitBadger]

Great to hear! I know how frustrating it can be to go get a "quick zero" only to burn through hours and boxes of ammo chasing rounds...

[@Jazzman-bj9fq]

I would think this is reasonable accuracy for iron sights. Back in my Army days we qualified out to 300 meters in basic training and all that's required is hitting the electronic Ivan targets... It didn't matter if you bounced a round into the target, if it fell you got credit for the hit.

[@geraldwest3428]

Excellent zeroing technique. It worked very well for me. I verified at 50 and 200 yards just recently.

[@KitBadger]

Awesome, I am glad to hear it. It is one of those things that is hard to conceptualize, but when you go out and confirm it, it makes sense. Thanks for watching!

[@hoosier_tactics]

Matter if it's full co witness or 1/3?

[@jrbullock]

if anyone wants to check if the 1.9 inches is correct for your gun and sight. download the app strelok and punch in all the information and itll tell you the exact measurements so you know if this printout works for you or if you need to change and adjust it a bit. for the sight over bore just take a ruler and measure from the middle of your sight to the middle of your barrel and use that number in the app info. or if you have an a2 front post iron sight and you are using a absolute cowitness mount then just measure from the middle of the barrel to the top of the middle post on the sight and thatll give you the correct inches to plug in but if you have that then you most likely will be able to use the paper print out for 1.9 inches but the exact is like 1.93

[@CoryHobbs2178]

I usually just assume I'll be taking headshots. Lots of baddies wearing level 4 armor these days. Either that or aim for the belt buckle 😁

[@William0zero0]

"aim for the belt buckle." 😅💀

[@haroldellis9721]

6:30 Let me help you out. Adding is putting numbers together, for example, if you kill three terrorists, and your friend kills two, then there are five dead terrorists. Subtraction, or Take Away, is when you take away one number from another. For example, if you have a flat of beer, and your friend shows up, you will have no beer left.

[@KitBadger]

Math for Marines.

[@mikeyob4271]

Harold Ellis 🇺🇸👍LOL

[@shawnpappas5921]

I’ve done something similar but in reverse. After getting zero’d at 50, 100, whatever at the time, I’ve then shot a group at 10 yards and kept that target in my rifle case. If you have to check your zero at limited range shoot a group at 10 yards and compare it to the target in your case. Although not perfect, you should be able to see if something is off. Great video Ivan. Thank you.

[@KitBadger]

Interesting, I've never heard of that, but ya, makes sense. :) Thanks for watching Shawn.

[@jamesseetattoos]

Is that a Kit Badger OG paint job on that rifle? Beautiful job! Great videos and great music! Subscribed and looking forward to more great content. Thanks, Ivan, for doing your thing!

[@stevecox9874]

This worked for irons, so I can see it working with a red dot at absolute cowitness. Im guessing the 1.9" changes a little at lower one-third cowitness because the height over bore is greater. Is that correct? What is your experience? Do you personally use absolute or lower one-third? Appreciate your and your channel! I enjoy watching and learning.

[@KitBadger]

It won’t matter that much. You’ll still be fairly close when you go to confirm. Both have their place, depending on shooting style.

[@andyprairiedog]

Excellent demonstration and explanation of the 2 times it would intersect at point of aim. Good stuff. Currently zeroed at 50yds but never really took it to paper at 200...only steel targets....and never tried it at 10. Thanks for taking the time for this video.

[@KitBadger]

Thanks for the kind words Andy!

[@philbernardo2873]

Hi Kit question I have the Savage 220 shotgun rifled barrel with a 3x9x40 scope and I'm wondering will the 10,50,200 sighting work shooting a 3/4oz slug.

[@KitBadger]

I don't know Phil. You could check on a ballistic app. Either way I'd use that target to get you close before pushing it back. Save on some time and ammo I imagine.

[@NoGoBu]

Young man young eyes, good shooting, move two clicks on that front sight.👍 and your ready for Antifa/ BLM a.h 's🇺🇸🪖1st 2 fight Marines♥️

[@davephilpott4543]

Not sure why you wouldn't aim for the center of the black dot at 200 yards? That would have brought all your low shots up almost 2 inches, which (imo) would have been more acceptable

[@peterock8217]

You might as well zero at 50yds, since you can! Just saying!!! Hooo rah

[@o5245607]

Your shot string at 50 yards is because you are not staying on the sight and are trying to see where you are hitting the target. I believe it is called follow through. Hope that helps. Enjoyed the video.

[@KitBadger]

Yep. :) Trying to spot my shots. Thanks for watching!

[@crypto1300]

I use this method for all my AR-15's. Irons, red dots and scopes. Works super awesome for me. Although, I actually bore sight the 1.9 inch, 10 yard at home before hitting the range and then start at 50 yards if i go to the outdoor range and verify the 10 yards if i go to the indoor range.

[@KitBadger]

Nice!

[@crypto1300]

@@KitBadger I'm always on paper at 50 with this method doing a boresight 1.9 inch 10 yard. For my home defense AR's I sometime don't even verify 50 yards anymore. I just go to the indoor range and verify the 1.9 inch 10 yard grouping. When I finally manage to hit the outdoor range I'm always amazed that I'm on paper at 50 and 100 easily. Usually just needs a few rounds to dial in an exact 50 yard zero.

[@donlocke64]

Thanks for getting back Kit,will be going to range Monday with my new AR15(S&W) sportII,enjoy all all your videos

[@KitBadger]

Cool man, let me know how it does for you.

[@michaelshanahan4965]

At 10 yards POI is 1.9 low? At 50 yards POI & POA are the same?

[@Code_Made]

What would being 2" low at 25 yards equal to zero???

[@blackjack3599]

Its just insane the school of thought that goes to producing these wicked zeros

[@KitBadger]

#allthescience

[@cfltitan]

Not sure how old you are, you look fairly young though, but I know exactly how you feel with trying to use irons at 200 yards with my 43 year old eyes. That's why I love my red dots turned way down low or even better my LPVO's! Nothing sweeter than a nice little 1-6 sitting in top for me! I love them so much even my 11.3" SBR wears a 1-6. Excellent video by the way.

[@KitBadger]

LPVOs are awesome. Huge increase of capability with most guns.

[@qh4007]

looking for the MOA accuracy at 200

[@d3adlyz3bra]

Honestly nothing beats a 36 yard zero in my opinion

[@d3adlyz3bra]

@jaquesrabit8400 usually yeah. I have a vudu 1-6x now and the 1x is the eotech reticle. 50 yard zero is needed for the correct holdovers for the reticle. For most reticles tho 36 yard zero

[@grahamgeorge1130]

So what is the distance between the impact circle and the black dot ?? Please

[@DesertTactical]

Heck yeah! Using this technique to verify zero (rough zero) on all my rifles and confirming at 100yds. If my basic calculations are right, my rounds should be about 1.5” high at 100yds right?

[@KitBadger]

Roughly.

[@Code_Made]

So is that like two inches low at 25 meters?

[@coolohman]

Haha.. the Math for Marines joke caught me off guard and took me back. Good ol' MCIs

[@KitBadger]

The olden days... :)

[@hiramhaji7813]

Great video, just can’t use this Zero.

[@haroldellis9721]

Back when AR-15 had 20 inch barrels, we did 25m-250m zeros -- yes, I'm that old.

[@KitBadger]

I cut my teeth on the M16-A2.

[@70MikeMike]

Ha don’t feel old! My best shooting in life started with my M16A2 in basic back in 97... Now I have a 16 inch AR and a 10.5 inch AR Pistol and I miss my A2 clones I stupidly sold!

[@testos2701]

Great Stuff, thanks for sharing!

[@andersalbertsson215]

Ooof... not sure I would use that zeroing method. I have had great luck with the 25 yard 50/200 zero targets though.

[@KitBadger]

Cool.

[@R8RFan007]

You should have been aiming with the top of front sight post on the top edge of the white paper. Marines didn't teach you much. You should know that at 200 yards, the bullet has already past it's apex and the rounds will impact lower at 200 yards. So you have to bring your point of aim up higher. Jarines, I tell ya, SMH...

[@KitBadger]

Do you even iron sight bro?! :) My front sight post was too big and would completely obstruct the piece of paper at 200 yards, hence holding on the bottom edge. And I was confirming the 50/200 yard zero. The round arcs, passing the point of aim/point of impact at 50 yards, goes up to reach its apex, then drops down through the point of aim/point of impact at 200 yards... Thanks for watching man! :)

[@tp-mh2ji]

I'm hunting deer...not ants.

[@JohnDoe-zb7dz]

If you don’t have printer just get an 8x10 piece of paper, black sharpie, and a quarter. Use your imagination. BTW, I actually recommend measuring center to center of the sight and bore. That will be your dots on paper separation. Cheerio!

[@KitBadger]

Or just your sharpie on your cardboard backer. :) The height over bore isn't what this drill hinges on. It is about the trajectory of the round at 10 yards and where it corresponds at the 50/200. While sight height comes into it, it is negligible.

[@bdL91]

How do you feel about 36y/33m zero? Do you feel that 50y is better? And why?

[@KitBadger]

In the service I used that zero and it made sense. Reason being, we used adjustable rear sights on our M-16A2 which allowed us to crank elevation for different distances. On a more applicable level, I think the 50yard Zero just has more utility at the distances I shoot my rifle. Especially since I am not cranking elevation on it.

[@konaranger599]

I like the 36 yard zero..

[@kenkoh1724]

How many clicks on my iron sight windage and elevation using his 10 yard zero? I mean what does each click represent for that target?

[@KitBadger]

It is dependent on your iron sights you are using. I would just start making some bold adjustments and go from there.

[@hellsscoutact5379]

With iron sights and trifocal lens I'm just happy to hit in the kill zone. I will just keep my scope and have a back up scope that's been sighted in but carried in my rucksack.

[@KitBadger]

Optics have a lot of advantages. :)

[@stevenrichardson4928]

Good video, thanks. Can the same technique be used for a 100 yd zero? What is the off-set? Thanks again.

[@KitBadger]

Not sure Steven, I'd check a ballistic calculator.

[@ytbenavraham9553]

Excellent video tutorial. I like that. I went out to the range and made a 36 yards. I going to give this ten yards a try.

[@KitBadger]

Right on, glad to help.

[@GreenLiiine]

Hey brother my range is segmented in meters , whats the difference between yards and meters change about the 1.9" POA & POI circles ? Appreciate your reply ahead of time if you get around to it .

[@mikebusmc88]

My opinion is that if you had a reasonable size target at 50/200 yards it seems it would have been easier to get better accuracy when you can see center of target. I shoot often and to see that size dot at 200 with iron sights would be difficult for anyone. I will try this on my next trip to the range. As always I enjoy your educational videos. Merry Christmas to you and all of your subscribers.

[@KitBadger]

Cool, let me know how it works for you!

[@jimmypage4753]

i havent shot at 200yds yet but i dont think he was specifically aiming at the dot because it would be too difficult to see. he mentioned his poa was at the bottom of the target sheet. from my understanding if you cant see the black target dot, the next distinguishable target would be the white target sheet so cut it in half with your front sight post? forgive the noobness in me :)

[@RajSharma-jc8fo]

can u use a laser bore sight with this method

[@KitBadger]

Yes you can, it will save you time on the range.

[@RajSharma-jc8fo]

Kit Badger thank u sir

[@Omwtfyb69]

it would be same principle right?

[@KitBadger]

Correct.

[@rshinn8776]

this works for standard height over bore of the ar iron sights. will this work for an optic with a higher height over bore than the irons?

[@KitBadger]

In short, Yes. Will it be dead on at 50/200? I'm not sure, but the whole intent is to get yourself a hasty zero at 10 yards so that you can confirm at 50/200 when space permits. If you get a chance, give it a try and let me know how it does for you.

[@ervinchafin334]

What was that.

[@danielmarjanovic9957]

if I’m aiming at the black and the bullet hits low left just an inch under the gray area.. is the concept the same as adjusting for a bullseye target? Like if I was shooting bullseye target and hit low left I’d put reticle back on bullseye and adjust up and right on turrets. Would I place reticle back on the black and adjust the turrets so it’s hitting the gray area?

[@donlocke64]

What size is the paper target,is there a big difference with different size paper?

[@KitBadger]

Your standard 8 1/2" by 11" sheets. It is fine printed on legal as long as you don't scale it to fit the larger sheet.

[@rjmprod]

Kinda looks like your point of aim and point of impact on your 10 should be at least halved.....!

[@KitBadger]

Have you tried it?

[@rjmprod]

@@KitBadger Not yet, but I will and let you know if it worked for me..

[@KitBadger]

@@rjmprod cool.

[@dhern2613]

Isnt the point of the 10yard zero, that you are shooting the height of your barrel to the centre of your scope, or sights? So if you had a scope on. And then take that off and have as you have here the open sights, the point of aim will be different. Two suggestions. Cover the black dot with a red sticker to help you see it against the front sight post. 2nd Measure the height from you sights to barrel and see if that is the correct height at 10, to then make the 50 correct. Last ask yourself why you are wearing gloves

[@KitBadger]

That was actually 3 suggestions, and to quote the Dude, "Obviously you're not a golfer..." Thanks for watching!

[@jimmyt3302]

What if you are shooting 7.62 x 39 ?

[@KitBadger]

The ballistics will admittedly be different. But if you want to run a 50 yard zero, I would encourage you to still use it at 10 yards. It will at least have you close and on paper at 50, saving you time and rounds Jimmy.

[@AlphaChimpEnergy]

This is a great idea. Do you own an Ak? I don't know that I've ever seen you run one! You have that CZ bolt gun, so I know you stock 7.62x39!

[@KitBadger]

Give it a try, let me know how it works for you. And no, I don't have a AK. I used to train guys to use them, but am not a huge fan of the platform. I understand it does a great job for what it is, but not a fan.

[@AlphaChimpEnergy]

Kit Badger I like you I could probably assemble an AR given a few hrs with some paper clips and bubble gum.. But I'm in unexplainable love with my AK.

[@KitBadger]

I feel you buddy. I may spend some more time with them in the not too distant future.

[@McFartsnatcher]

This was very helpful... Thanks man. New subscriber.

[@philbernardo2873]

this is all fine and good but how will it work on a regular rifle with the optics 1.5 in. above, will that change to 1.5 rather than 1.9in. above on the target model?

[@KitBadger]

It still works as intended. A hasty zero at 10 yards till you can refine it at 50. Give it a try Phil.

[@philbernardo2873]

so should I use the 1.5 or go ahead with the 1.9@@KitBadger

[@KitBadger]

Just print out the target and follow the instructions. Don't over think it. :)

[@rgochina]

@@KitBadger Ok, being there done that too... the over thinking stuff I mean... advise received.

[@sentencj4x4]

Very informative thank you

[@KitBadger]

No problem, glad to share it.

[@philparnell757]

subbed simply for the fact you edit out your shots and just show results. but the content is good too

[@TheMachine19]

What would point of impact be at 100 yards?

[@buick4013]

So the round is shooting flatter than thought

[@KitBadger]

It is definitely pretty flat. At least out to around 200m.

[@Kimchi_Mike]

Question for you! Wondering if the same 1.9” POA/POI still applies to this method if you’re running a tall mount (unity tactical riser + EOTECH) or if I need to change my POA/POI. Tried messaging Frank Proctor, no avail. I appreciate your time!

[@CuttinInIdaho]

It's different. Tape measure the center 9f optic to center of your bcg. In my case, it's 3 inches so my 1.9" low is 2.37... or 2.4" low at 10 yards

[@corporateworldwokeslave3589]

Jordan peterson ad is on point , freakin love that guy .

[@nickyb4444]

corporate world woke slave the ads are different for everyone, and they’re tailored to the viewer... genius

[@stevenrichardson4928]

What is the off-set at 10 yds for a 100 yd zero? Thanks!

[@KitBadger]

I'm not sure Steven.

[@walt2121]

About 2.2"

[@masonjones1669]

How big are those squares?

[@KitBadger]

They are 1.9 inches if I recall correctly.

[@buick4013]

Where does the 1.9 come into question? My bore is over 2" from my A2 sight.

[@KitBadger]

The 1.9" doesn't have much to do with height over bore. It is speaking to where your point of aim is at 50/200yrd vs. the trajectory of the bullet at 10yrd, to ultimately line up at your (50/200yrd) point of aim. It is admittedly kind of confusing...

[@buick4013]

Thanks for the quick reply! That cleared it up for me.

[@KitBadger]

Cool, glad to hear it. It can be a difficult concept to wrap your head around. :)

[@ZillaYT]

What’s the offset between the POA & POI points?

[@TexasSkidSteer]

Honesty. I love it.

[@KitBadger]

Only way to roll. :)

[@drillmovement4795]

Wow its remote out there, and beautiful

[@KitBadger]

Agreed, it is a cool spot to film out there. Thank you for watching!

[@johnsimms818]

What's the distance between the piont of aim and the piont of impact?

[@chiefjoseph8154]

At no time does a bullet ever go “arc”.

[@kenkoh1724]

Make the black grey circles much smaller and redo your zero.

[@KitBadger]

No.

[@kenkoh1724]

@@KitBadger Instead of a ? I used a period, sorry for any misunderstanding of tone.

[@KitBadger]

@@kenkoh1724 haha, all good. You could, I don't think it would be needed. As it stands it works well in my experience for optics or irons. Have you tried it?

[@kenkoh1724]

@@KitBadger yes once and worked great but did not verify 200 yrds don't shoot that far.

[@joethorn88]

Nice video! I'm very interested in trying out this method for the "50 yard zero". When shooting iron sights if you are getting 4 MOA accuracy, then you are doing well. (2" at 50, 4" at 100, 8" at 200). I always use 4 MOA targets at those corresponding distances, that way as long as all my shots are in the black then I'm good. I have used a 1" back square at 25 and a 2" inch black square at 50 to get my zeros using what a learned at an Appleseed shoot. Cheers!

[@KitBadger]

Thanks! Let me know how it does for you. It is a ammo and time saver for me.

[@ryannfolsom]

Love the shirt! Semper Fi

[@KitBadger]

Kill.

[@justingacina6557]

Where is this? Gorgeous scenery

[@battmann678]

Continually changing your point of aim is confusing. Just shoot at the dot!

[@KitBadger]

No.

[@willbates1352]

Wish you chose a brass cased ammo. I think we would have seen much better results. Tighter, more consistent groups and I think the 50 and 200 yard shots you took after you made your 10yd zero would have matched up more accurately where they were supposed to hit.

[@willbates1352]

P.s. Thanks for all the videos you make. Always entertaining and informative.

[@KitBadger]

I wish someone sent me some brass cased ammo... Thanks for watching Bill. :)

[@wingzero6777]

Awesome video. What kind of compensator/brake is that on the end of your rifle? Hardly any recoil noticed.

[@KitBadger]

Thank you. And it is a SureFire ProComp, I did a video review of it here: kitbadger.com/sf-procomp/

[@msgajhimelret9496]

Very nice video, a diagram of the trajectory would help, smaller dots bring smaller groups.. keeping in mind straight line, yourself and weapon right side, heels spread apart and laying flat, and Breath, 1/3 exhale-- squeeze the trigger BANG Breath

[@KitBadger]

Thanks for watching!

[@josephkuser]

I just re zeroed my AR's at 36 yards and on one of them the rounds were hitting about 6" low but the front sight post is as low as it'll go! Never seen that before. They're Magpul mbus sights. Any idea what that could be?

[@KitBadger]

The rail is probably out of spec. What kind of rail is it?

[@josephkuser]

It's an ALG blem that I got at a discount awhile back but they insist that they're cosmetic blems only and were checked and 100% functional.

[@josephkuser]

@@KitBadger maybe I need to take a look at the picitiny rail I used to attach it

[@KitBadger]

Wait, did you put a pic riser on top and then mount the BUIS? That is probably the issue.

[@josephkuser]

@@KitBadger idk what that is so maybe lol. I'll have to compare with my other rail pieces. Thanks. I'll touch back if we figured it out

[@FURFEELINGS_3]

Okay I did this on my ar15 for coyote hunting but I also have a 22-250 Remington 700 and id like to do this to it for coyote hunting also will it work the same??? Coyotes come in anywhere from 10 yards to 200 yards advise would be greatly appreciated!

[@KitBadger]

It will get you close for the purpose of zeroing, I'm not sure what the arc of that bullet is though.

[@FURFEELINGS_3]

@@KitBadger I'm looking for a point and aim type zero so I can drop crosshairs on a coyote at 50 yards and even 200 yards without a hold over

[@KitBadger]

@@FURFEELINGS_3 have you checked any ballistic software for that caliber?

[@FURFEELINGS_3]

@@KitBadger no how do I do that

[@KitBadger]

@@FURFEELINGS_3 search google, "ballistic chart 22-250" or something similar.

[@o5245607]

Good video. You might want to try several other brands of ammo to find the one that shoots the best groups for the best accuracy. Hope that helps.

[@KitBadger]

Yes, I have yet to explore what that rifle likes the best.

[@billdonoho3905]

Went to the range and shot this just for fun! Only difference was I did not use a large black dot as my aiming point! Made my own target and used a small dot about 1/8" which made me bear down and focus better and my hits were very tight, could just distinguish the three hits looked more like a single bullet hole! My hits were very acceptable at 50 and for me at 200 they were well within the hit/kill zone!!!!

[@KitBadger]

That is great Bill, glad to hear it! Once you understand the concept, you can easily adapt it to your own needs.

[@Todzilla386]

I know this is irrelevant but, what kind of flashlight is that that you're running?

[@KitBadger]

The Streamlight Pro Tac 1L amzn.to/2BNFsTj

[@Todzilla386]

Thank you sir! Been looking for something small for an AR pistol.

[@KitBadger]

No problem man, it is a pretty good little all around light. You can program it to be Hi-Beam only.

[@Todzilla386]

That's just what I need. Compact, and bright enough for home defense

[@KitBadger]

This will do the trick.

[@elemental3252]

awesome video man.

[@KitBadger]

Thanks man! (sorry for the delay, was in the mountains...)

[@elemental3252]

Kit Badger no worries. Yeah, I need to sight in at 10 yards, then confirm at 25 and 50.

[@factdesignbr]

Where do u live? Beautiful hills

[@KitBadger]

That was filmed down on the Central Coast of California. During one of 2 months it is actually green...

[@factdesignbr]

@@KitBadger im super surprised... Specially with that rifle lol

[@KitBadger]

Haha, yep, not headed back there soon... :)

[@brandensoutdoorb-channel8084]

Frank Proctor way of the gun

[@KitBadger]

Now Frank Proctor Shooting.

[@billdonoho3905]

So, what would be your POI at 100?

[@KitBadger]

Around 1.5" high or so.

[@billdonoho3905]

Thanks for answering so quick! Next question , You removed your scope, if your reinstall it back on the same gun will it be reasonable zeroed again?

[@KitBadger]

Haha, you caught me at my computer. Second response came a little slower... The answer to your second question is, Yes / Maybe. There is a huge disparity in optic mounts. Some do a really good job of giving you a repeatable zero when you take them on and off. Others have a lot of play and will shift your zero. Sorry I don't have a hard fast answer for you.

[@billdonoho3905]

Still thanks for responding!!!!!! And that's what I thought! And quality is not always equal dollars spent!!!! I have a relative cheap scope and at 200 yards I can cover 3 shots with a silver dollar!!!! Maybe a really lucky day at the range!!!!!!!! LOL

[@KitBadger]

Either way, sounds like a good group. Thanks for watching!

[@corporateworldwokeslave3589]

Get a tapered front sight

[@KitBadger]

Do they make them for the Magpul BUS?

[@corporateworldwokeslave3589]

@@KitBadgerget a jewlers file kit online , usually has an assortment of different shapes to get into tight places . Shape the top of sight pin thinner till you like it then hit it with some cold blue . Iv never seen magpul sights but iv done this to battle sights before and it shrinks groups significantly . make sure its sighted in of course before you modify it . You can touch the tip with white or orange fingernail polish to see it better .

[@corporateworldwokeslave3589]

@@KitBadger just checked out magpul bus , those would be super easy to mod .

[@KitBadger]

Ahh, I gotcha. That makes sense.

[@smittywerbss]

put them a few clicks up and id say you're solid! thanks for these videos

[@KitBadger]

Yes! And thanks for watching.

[@mikebusmc88]

Will do...

[@arturorodriguez2138]

What gloves do you have on in this video?

[@KitBadger]

The SKD Tactical Delta Utility Gloves. Going to post a review of them before long... www.skdtac.com/PIG-Full-Dexterity-Tactical-FDT-Delta-Utility-p/pig.762.htm

[@xtrynottoblinkx]

where did you get your gloves?

[@KitBadger]

They are the PIG Delta gloves by SKD Tactical. www.skdtac.com/PIG-Full-Dexterity-Tactical-FDT-Delta-Utility-p/pig.762.htm

[@stevenwirgau3548]

can u use a bore sight in ur house to do this

[@KitBadger]

Yes you can. It'll will save you some time and ammo at the range too.

[@stevenwirgau3548]

are the dots 1.9 inches apart

[@KitBadger]

Yes

[@cruzo1981]

Great video!!!!!

[@KitBadger]

Thanks! It is a elusive concept, but a really handy target when you understand it.

[@laserus287]

First time seeing this method and I can't wait to try it out. Explained it very well and I thank you for that. What brand of iron sights do you use and are they night sights?

[@KitBadger]

Thanks Laserus! They are the Magpul MBUS on my rifle. Not illuminated unfortunately, would be cool if they were. :) Thanks for watching.

[@laserus287]

Kit Badger , Thank you Sir

[@KitBadger]

No problem!

[@mikeenhousen]

Damn the weapon sounded dry. Nice group and good video.

[@KitBadger]

I use a mixture of diatomaceous earth and decomposed granite for lube... Thanks for watching Mike!

[@Tlane117]

great video. what kind of gloves are those??

[@Tlane117]

never mind, i found them. PIG shooting gloves for anybody else wondering. amazon has them for $32.95

[@KitBadger]

Thanks Tim, they are made by SKD Tactical. You can see the review I did of them here and there is a link to pick some up if you are interested: kitbadger.com/pig-fdt-delta-utility-gloves/

[@venomea]

I was just doing this yesterday do you use the small or large hole aperture on the rear sight?

[@KitBadger]

Small aperture for a more refined sight picture.

[@sethp95]

Huasna?

[@KitBadger]

The one and only...

[@lonewolfmtnz]

Total FKN bullshit

[@KitBadger]

Thanks for checking out my video Lone Wolf. I felt this one was more concise than the original I did on the JTT Target. Have you tried the method yet? What were your findings?

[@ModestestMouse]

Would you elaborate? Kind of reminds me of this very comment.

[@rshinn8776]

I'm guessing you don't understand bullet trajectory. this method works for the standard height of sights over bore for the ar 15. a different sight height over bore might not work with this target.

[@adamjinkz6742]

Lone Wolf what's total bullshit is your dumbass commenting. A ton of people have used this method and guess what??? It is pretty damn close. Its not a fix all to zero your rifle but its to get you close. If thats hard to understand...just sit the hell down before you hurt yourself.

[@rshinn8776]

adam Jinkz yup, I used this for 2 rifles now. Works great. An inch high and left at 50.