Zeroing an inch high at 100 – and why that’s nonsense
9 April 2025
We’re debunking the rule of thumb that says you should zero your deer rifle one inch high at 100 yards. Charlie Jacoby visits the experts
Tom Davies is trying out a new copper round on roebucks. He has a farm to clear of deer using the ammunition that manufacturer Wapiti has sent him. It works, twice – giving him the opportunity to try out a new gralloching knife too.
For more about Tom’s venison business, go to DartmoorDeerServices.com
For Wapiti Ammunition, visit Wapiti.co.uk
For the Rushbrooke knife film, visit YouTube
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