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I use a 200 yd. zero on my 30-06 and .338. If I do my part the bullet lands very close to where the cross hairs are placed. When I have the accuracy and velocity I want with a handload I learn the trajectory. That 200 yd. zero has put about 40 gut piles on the ground in Alaska for my family and I. It makes point and shoot alot easier for us. Only 4 of these critters were over 300 yds. and over half were under a hundred. For a spring bear hunt I would want that 200 yd. zero. If I was on a salmon stream in the fall I would grab my old .375 Mod.70, use a 100 yd. zero and point and shoot. Hope you get a world record Brown Bear !!!    

Message Thread:

• Sighting In For Bear blackfoot Mar 13 2006
  • Bear sight in .338 mag. Mar 15 2006
  • MPBR is a joke RobR Mar 15 2006
    • So not the case!!! Brian Richardson Mar 15 2006
      • wow brian.. BRWNBR Mar 15 2006
        • LOL... Brian Richardson Mar 15 2006
          • hear ya brain BRWNBR Mar 16 2006
    • energy BRWNBR Mar 15 2006
      • energy blackfoot Mar 15 2006
        • energy blackfoot BRWNBR Mar 15 2006
      • That's It.. Murphy Mar 15 2006
  • .375 Magnum Rifles (good stuff to mull over) Brian Richardson Mar 14 2006
    • .378 Weatherby mtcop71 Mar 14 2006
      • 378 drop damgoodshot Mar 14 2006
        • Forgot the 1 mtcop71 Mar 14 2006
  • Point Blank Range Murphy Mar 13 2006
    • PBR blackfoot Mar 13 2006
      • Your 375 Wby Murphy Mar 14 2006
        • Errors? blackfoot Mar 14 2006
  • Shoot what you know pblackb592 Mar 13 2006
    • Sighting in AlaskaCub Mar 13 2006