« Reply #5 on: October 11, 2011, 12:34:34 PM »
For a given load it will vary depending on if you are shooting open sights or a scope. The offset between the bore centerline and the scope centerline will usually be a 1/2" or more greater than the difference with open sights. With a scope and a 1.5" offset, 1 to 2 inch high @ 50 yards should get you close with a MZ.
Your load may be a bit high @ 100 yards, assuming you are using a scope, but not real bad as your load would probably chrony around 1500 FPS. I shoot a 385 grain 45 cal conical, in a 45/50 sabot out of my huntsman with 75 grains of BH209. At 2" high @ 50 yards it is about deadnutz @ 100 yards. IIRC, this load chronied in the low 1,400 FPS range.
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