white.tuner
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- Oct 25, 2025
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After I had that run-in with a deer this year, I really started to wonder if my gun was a bit off. I was actually hitting about 1.25" low at 40 yds. It really drives home the point that you need to double-check your zero if you want to hit what you're aiming for. I usually shoot within 60yds, so that 40yd zero is perfect for my 7.62x39. Also, my 8M3 practice ammo shoots way higher than the Hornady hunting rounds I typically use. So, if you're out hunting with a .308 or anything else, make sure you’re zeroing in with the exact ammo you plan to use. It makes a huge difference.
