Near-zero crossing
The shorter of the two distances at which the bullet's trajectory intersects the line of sight. For a rifle zeroed at 300 m, the near-zero crossing is typically around 25-30 m.
The shorter of the two distances at which the bullet's trajectory intersects the line of sight. For a rifle zeroed at 300 m, the near-zero crossing is typically around 25-30 m.
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