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Are you sure that you mean the ACOG?
It's not a scope intended for close combat.
In fact you have to calculate the position where the bullet will fly depending the ranges you shoot.
I mean if your rifle has selected a range of 200 mts if you aim the crosshair in a man's chest at 100mts, the bullet will impact in the head not in the chest.
Did you take ballistics into account?
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i upload a little image to show what i'm saying as you can see the acog got this scope ... I don't know if it's normal because i don't see that on real acog ??? If it's normal the zeroing of this scope is wrong .... |
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I'm unable to see the image you uploaded.
On the other hand I think the zeroing in this scope could be a bit messed up. |
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bdog
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2014-12-18 13:36
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The ACOG zeroing is messed up indeed. That model of ACOG is meant to be zeroed at 25M or 100M. Here's an image showing the acog sight picture with zeroing http://i43.tinypic.com/htwlew.jpg [^] |
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Hmm are you using some other mods? |
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I've been testing the scope an works as intended, the upper part of the arrow in the scope is 100 mts ( as in real life ). |
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