Serious answer: there is a use case for chamberings that have two loads with wildly different zeroes, for example .300 BLK subsonic and full power. However this is pretty pointless in a country where suppressors are illegal.
it’s also decent for shotguns where you have one red dot for clays (zeroed to the center of the birdshot pattern at your desired distance) and one for deer slugs. But I don’t see many people using red dots for clays, it’s faster but it hasn’t caught on very much. Me and my friends do.
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u/xXxDarkSasuke1999xXx Mar 06 '26
Serious answer: there is a use case for chamberings that have two loads with wildly different zeroes, for example .300 BLK subsonic and full power. However this is pretty pointless in a country where suppressors are illegal.