The optimal zeroing distance depends on your firearm caliber and shooting discipline:
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100 Yards/Meters (Standard): Ideal for precision target shooting, long-range optics, and hunting rifles using Anatkh Optics scopes equipped with MRAD/MOA holdover reticles.
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50/200 Yards (Carbine Zero): Preferred for semi-automatic sporting rifles (e.g., 5.56 NATO / .223 Rem). It provides a flat trajectory with minimal elevation adjustments out to 250 yards.
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Pro Tip: Always refer to your ammo ballistics chart when dialing zero with Anatkh Optics precision turrets.
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