Just installed a Romeo 1 Pro on my P320 X-Compact and will be going to the range next week to zero it. This is my EDC so I would like to know if you choose to zero at 7 10 or 15 yards. Thanks.
That's pretty slick, do you do the same with rifles at much greater ranges or is this a pistol thing only?I zero mine at 15yds.
With a brand new RDS, I'll start by getting it zeroed at 7, and then moving it out to 15 usually just takes a few minor adjustments to be dialed.
It's probably the same "look" I give to people that stand static in a lane shooting at chest level target.I don’t even shoot less than 15.
I can remember when no one did 3, 7, or 10 at the range.
Now it is super common.
When I send my target out to 25, I get looks. Especially since my target is a 7x10 letter print,, on a chest size target.
That's the same argument for a 100 yard zero on an AR. It's kind of a religious debate. Some prefer that, some prefer the 50/200, some prefer the 300-whatever.I read an interesting article recently that advocated zeroing the RDS on any weapon (pistol or rifle) at the distance that equals the peak of its flight trajectory. For a 9mm pistol that equates roughly to 10-15 yards according to some ballistic trajectory charts I've been looking at online. The rationale for using that point was that it reduces all shooting corrections for other distances, closer or farther, to adjusting your POA above your desired POI. Using any other range would require you to sometimes aim higher and sometimes lower compounding the shooting solution.