How to Zero Your Scope at 25 Yds

Sometimes you need to zero a little farther than the range allows - And sometimes you just want a good chance at making it on the paper. Find out how to stay close and get your gun zeroed in!

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The Leatherwood ART Scopes need to be zeroed at a specific zeroing distance so that the Trajectory Cam can be calibrated.

The M1000-PRO needs a 200 yard zero and the M1200-XLR needs a 300yd or meter zero.

In this video, we cover an example on how to use your calculated ballistics or DOPE data to approximate the M1000-PRO's 200 yard zero at 25 yards.

Leatherwood Automatic Ranging Trajectory Rifle Scopes:
► ART M1000-PRO: https://hi-luxoptics.com/products/m10...
► ART M1200-XLR: https://hi-luxoptics.com/products/hi-...

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