Point Of Impact. Basically where the bullet goes in relation to where you are aiming.
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POI means Point of “IMPACT” - where the bullet hits on, or off, the target
POA means Point of “AIM” - where you are aiming on/at a target with your scope/sights
POA means Point of “AIM” - where you are aiming on/at a target with your scope/sights
I've noticed like many others that my sporter (strapped to bottom of the barrel) causes a POI shift about 1-2" high at 100.
Not to dig up old post, but I've tried my V3 for the first time today and my 50 yard zero was crap. It did come up at least .1mil and to the left. Groups were crap.
Normally at that distance with my 22LR ammo (20" MTU) I get one big hole from 5 round shot groups. Not with the V3 on.
Future is to get my data and then take it off and zero.
But it's nice to have the data!
Normally at that distance with my 22LR ammo (20" MTU) I get one big hole from 5 round shot groups. Not with the V3 on.
Future is to get my data and then take it off and zero.
But it's nice to have the data!
The only options would be to remote mount the bayonet. David Tubb has a mount as does MK machine. I know there are others but I have not seen them. It can still move the zero a bit due to the slight ground affect it causes. You will have to adjust the sensitivity a little with a remote mount but it is worth it
