One for the snipers :)
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SeniorSpaz87
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Hmm... Well, you could set it to no hop and see how far it goes before it drops. Do your shots dip at all when zeroed in? If so, like at the longest range of your garden, then that's the length the hop adds bonus to. Basically, tick your hop up two or three hits, and zero it in at a longer range when you get the chance.
Sitting Duck
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Dunno - maybe neighbours garden gnomes ???
soz being silly again and that crap will get you in deep $hit
soz being silly again and that crap will get you in deep $hit
jcheeseright
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You don't. There's no way you can know what the BBs are going to do at the end of their flight without observing it.
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I just zeroed my ASPUK VSR, Impossible in my back garden. I paid a local gun club £5 to use their 100 meter range. I zeroed at 65 meters, then moved back to the 100 meter mark to see how much the BB dropped and vise versa I moved forward to the 50 meter mark to see how the point changed. It's well worth doing it properly. I'm going to be taking all my pistols and AEG's down there to set up! £5 well spent
Snakeeyes75
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Don't worry, I bought 2000 .4g King arms grey BB's! I shot 30 before buying a bottle of Nuprol .43's! Worth keeping though. The enemy has a harder time seeing the dark colours too!
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Shine a bright torch down range as you're firing, should light up the BBs a bit.
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