I'd say your bullet path was higher than your target @ 100yrds.Zeroed at 25 yrds will put you on target with a 308 at roughly 220-240yrds. My best guess anyway....
hk 91
I took my 91 out to the range the other day, I started with the .22 g3 conversion and zeroed in @ 25 yards, once I attained my zero I was nailing hanging bowling pins at 100 yards w/ the .22 conversion (I love the conversion unit) Oh forgot to mention I have a hensholdt factory 4 power on top. I switched back to .308 and could not hit the broad side of a barn. 20 shots at pin and never hit it once Hmmmmmm what gives. I dont flinch, and I know the drop factor for the .308 is nill at 100 yards. I did not recheck zero at 25 yards. Any insight? thanks
1 - 6 of 6 Posts
My rifle hits to the right with the .22 conversion with it zeroed for the .308.
So does mine, by about 2 1/2 inches @ 100yds.
I'd say recheck your zero. But then again i also agree with hawser
When my scope is properly zero'd for 308, I find that I have to crank the elevation to about 400, and add a couple of clicks of left windage to get the 22 kit "on" at 100.
Perhaps this is what happened to you? You need different zero's for each round?
Perhaps this is what happened to you? You need different zero's for each round?
1 - 6 of 6 Posts
- This is an older thread, you may not receive a response, and could be reviving an old thread. Please consider creating a new thread.
HKPRO Forums
A forum dedicated to and laser-focused on Heckler & Koch firearms, Heckler & Koch accessories and the owners and enthusiasts that love them! Come join the discussion regarding HK pistols, long arms, NFA arms, HK accessories, HK history and trivia and more.
Full Forum Listing
Explore Our Forums
