This thread is a good example of why I typically stay off such forums. Two guys offer the use off a range past 100 yards (hard to find in the area) Offer to set up a high dollar chronograph so you can get your speeds, and provide targets big enough to actually see where your bullet is impacting. Hang out and shoot and then have some cold beers after. Is there a chance someone might show up and find what they thought was wrong, of course, after working at a rifle range all through college I can almost guarantee 90+% of hunters don't know what their bullet does after 100 yards. So to sum it up for the simple. Free range day, good time shooting, experience most in the area cant get easily, and cold beer and fun after.
Yet, all some of you can do is bitch because you think they are insulting your mindset or you might find out something you (know) to be true isn't. What a bunch of panty waist little girls. I guess we need a safe space you can all hang out in.
Rant off. I'd come out, but I'll be chasing elk with my 6mm-338 dialed into mpbr.

Nail meet hammer!!!

I don't see a thing wrong with encouraging guys to verify their MPBR. I think we ought a cut JG and Chad a little slack. They've expressed willingness to take what they learn through the experience as well.

So you're coming out then?

This has gotten a little silly on here...if you're not interested then move along...why all the crap? These guys believe what they believe because they've put in their time, money and energy to know what they know. I think Jason was pretty clear that it wasn't meant to be anything but a fun day of shooting,ntesting/learning about your rifle/ammo/skills without anything but help coming from him...so why all the kaw ka?

By the way, both of these guys help everyone on here if asked. They both have helped me multiple times.

Deer, vitals same thing. I would come if I hadn't already mapped out my 257 wby. Well Actually I might just so I can re-check velocity on creed, I think it sped up on me.

Why can't you do this with your rifles? Just reset your zero and not use holds?
For the hunters/shooters who do use the MPBR method or X.X high at 100, I would like to see the results on what the differences between planned POI vs. actual POI, if there is any difference at all, with their actual hunting rifle. I, personally, sight everything in dead on at 100 yards. My idea is to almost have a focus group concept about MPBR or X.X methods and see if this method that helps shooters, confuses shooters, makes shooting out to 300 yards easy, difficult, or whatever. That's what I want to know.

Why out to 300?? Any particular reason you choose this distance
Yes. The whole concept of a MPBR or a X.X high at 100 yards is to be on target at a further distance, like 200, 250, or 300 yards. If you were going to plan to shoot at 100 yards, then you would simply sight in dead on at 100 yards.

If this idea or field testing is a bad idea, then it's a bad idea. But if shooters plan to use this method, and are off target, why are they off target? I'd like to explore this why.

Now you done muddied the waters.

I didn't want to mention that I hope there is "some" wind, but you brought it up.

Ok, wait! So, what's the back pedaling here? Is the method of MPBR or X.X high at 100 yards not good enough now?

My point is, most hunters who use the MPBR or X.X high at 100 is for the longer range shots 200 to 300 yards. I'll post more shortly when I have time.