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ricardo_angelini
Jan 03

Great video man! I do have a question… what is the benefit of zeroing your laser to the same distance (100 yards for example) of your optic zero if that SBR is primarily used in close quarter distances? It seems that zeroing the laser between 15-25 yards would create less offset issues in close quarter distances.

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Jon Dufresne
Jon Dufresne
Jan 07
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I try to always zero farther because the offset up close isn't an issue being 1.5 inches of so compared to zeroing at 15 or 25 and having to deal with potential offset down a hall that exceeds that 15 or 25. For example, in a room or lets say even a small room, a zeroed laser at 100 yds is going to have a 1.5 to 1.9 inch offset at the muzzle, less depending on the distance fired at. 1.5 to 1.9 inches isn't going to be very substantial at room distance. Lets say I step into the hall or outside, now the laser offset matters even less. Reverse that for the close 15 or 25 yd zeroed laser…

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