if you get the box 2200fps

with a 3/4 inch over bore axis iron sights


2 inch over bore axis



now if you add the optic and push your zero to 133 yards




personally I like to sight things in for 1 1/2 inches high at 100 yards it makes for a really good zero on most hunting guns at most normal hunting distances



all of that math is great but it is all just speculation with out your actual velocity and height over bore

but for very easy work try sighting in at 1 1/2 inches high at 100 yards and see how it lands on paper at 150 and 200

Because it shot the best groups of the locally available types of ammunition.

I load mine with hornady 150 grain bullets over H335. When I was a kid my dad would buy 170 grain winchester silvertips. He didnt reload. Those silver tips killed a lot of stuff for me

Probably the best answer yet!