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Hej im new here and my first question.... Im les  born and raised in scotland but i been living in sweden for The past 30 years.  Most of my hunting nowadays is wild bore around 90 % of The time. Then moose red fallow and roe deer not to forget The Foxes 😎. My question is.... I always sight in a new scope at 1 inch high at 100 meters that makes me bang on at 30 meters bang on at 150 meters and never more than  1 inch out up to 150 meters soooo The question is If I just sight in at 30 meters is it The same??????   

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2 hours ago, Solway66 said:

Hej im new here and my first question.... Im les  born and raised in scotland but i been living in sweden for The past 30 years.  Most of my hunting nowadays is wild bore around 90 % of The time. Then moose red fallow and roe deer not to forget The Foxes 😎. My question is.... I always sight in a new scope at 1 inch high at 100 meters that makes me bang on at 30 meters bang on at 150 meters and never more than  1 inch out up to 150 meters soooo The question is If I just sight in at 30 meters is it The same??????   

I have a professional stalker friend who always does exactly that.

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4 hours ago, Solway66 said:

I always sight in a new scope at 1 inch high at 100 meters that makes me bang on at 30 meters bang on at 150 meters and never more than  1 inch out up to 150 meters soooo The question is If I just sight in at 30 meters is it The same??????   

Well yes, in theory, and indeed that's how the manuals, or more correctly "Smallarms Pamphlet" recommended for the Enfield rifle. To zero at such and such at yards yards and that the rifle would then be dead on at one hundred yards. The "such and such" at that thirty yards was quite precise. And regardless of that I too also have always zeroed my stalking rifles at one inch high at one hundred yards.

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