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I always zero a new ML or load at 25yds mainly for the simple convenience of being able to see results with the naked eye, and adjiust to get things centered up pretty close...then move to 50yds for final zero.
With my woods hunting here in the east, I leave all my MLs zeroed at 50yds...then I'll shoot a couple groups at 100yds to confirm the drop (usually around 3-4") and I'm done with it.
The longest deer shot I've ever had with a TC Hawken was only 70yds...
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(Claims that 1:48" twists won't shoot PRBs accurately are old wives tales!!)
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