Weihrauch HW100S - Zeroing ?

[Gaoler 83]

Hello All,

 

What is the best distance to zero my Weihrauch HW100S (.22) at, 25 or 30 yards ?

 

Thanks

 

John...

[Marksman 934]

Hello All,

 

What is the best distance to zero my Weihrauch HW100S (.22) at, 25 or 30 yards ?

 

Thanks

 

John...

 

depends on the weight of the pellet you are using and the distances you intend to hunt to.

 

Going off Zini's Ballistic profile he done for me I have my BSA S10 zeroed to 25M and using 14.5gr Defiants gives me the following.....

 

First zero point is 10 m

 

Second zero point is 25 m

 

10 m, aim bang on

 

15 m you need to apply 1 MD hold under

 

20 m you need to apply 1/2 MD hold under

 

25 m aim bang on

 

30 m you need to apply 3/4 MD hold over

 

35 m you need to apply 1.5 MD hold over

 

40 m you need to apply 2.5 MD hold over

 

45m you need to apply 3.5 MD hold over

 

50 m you need to apply 4.5 MD hold over

 

This profile keeps you in the 2.5cm kill zone from 11 m to 28 m.

 

Zini has his HW100KT set with the following profile....

 

zero at 25 metres with Webley Accupells at 14.3 grain

 

need 1/2 MD at 30 m

1 MD at 35 m,

2 MD at 40 m

3 MD at 45 m

4 MD at 50 m.

 

Hope this helps!

 

Darryl

[stealthy1 3,964]

I zero mine at thirty because my mildots are in five meter spacings, so it may depend on how your cross hairs are set

[Gaoler 83]

The pellets I use are H&N FTT - 5,5mm - .22.

 

Thanks

John...

[Gaoler 83]

Down-loaded Chairgun, what is the correct weight of H&N field target trophy ??

[Marksman 934]

14.66gr mate

 

Darryl

[Gaoler 83]

14.66gr mate

 

Darryl

 

Thanks, will programme it into Chairgun.

[Sweeney-Todd 208]

15.1gr ??

[JackWard 0]

forget all the technological s**t, if you want it to work stick some accupels into your gun, and shoot at 30 yards. just set my hw100 up the other day.

 

jackw

[zini 1,939]

Jack,

 

Part of what you say I agree with buddy, but if you want to stay within a kill zone with a .22 pellet that tech crap will tell you your best zero distance to do that.

 

The rest is down to practice and learning your own rifles characteristics at various ranges.

 

Si

[Alexisrouzee 6]

Jack,

 

Part of what you say I agree with buddy, but if you want to stay within a kill zone with a .22 pellet that tech crap will tell you your best zero distance to do that.

 

The rest is down to practice and learning your own rifles characteristics at various ranges.

 

Si

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