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Clicks To Zero



Use this feature of Shoot! when at the gun range sighting-in to
easily determine the elevation/windage clicks for your scope.

NOTE: The scope adjustment or precision value (e.g. 1/4" MOA)
is taken from the currently selected gun in Shoot! as you specified
when adding the gun.


How To Use This Tool - 2 Ways

Sighting-in your gun/load

1. Take a look at the example target. Notice the 3 shot group
in relation to how high and to the left it is from the center of the
target (or bullseye).

2. All you need to do is measure the distance E (Elevation) and
W (Windage) in inches, set the distance to the sight-in target and
click 'GET CLICKS' button.

3. The number of clicks, based on your scope precision and sight-in
distance (distance to target), will then be displayed.

4. Make the adjustments (clicks) on your scope to be dead-on at that
range.

Optimum Sight-in settings

NOTE: Do this after sighting-in your gun/load. You want to be dead-on
(bullseye group) at 50 or 100 yards, etc before doing this.

1. Shoot! calculates the optimum sight-in settings for your particular
load/gun. For example, set sights to shoot 1.2 inches high at 100 yards
for a 220 yard zero. Point blank range is at 275 yards.

2. Once your gun/load is dead-on at the sight-in distance, simply
enter the above value (1.2) in the elevation (E) box and set the
sight-in distance (distance to target) to 100 and click 'GET CLICKS' button.

3. The number of elevation clicks will be displayed to zero your gun/load
for the zero/optimum settings that Shoot! calculates for any gun/load
combination.

Whether its sighting-in your new load to be dead-on or determining the
number of clicks to be zeroed or optimized, this extremely useful tool in
Shoot! will do it for you quickly and easily.