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Mine is almost spot on at 50 and 200 with XM193 ammo. In my Limited rifle I love this setup b/c you don't have to adjust much for close up targets and can hit long range easily if you know the holdovers past 200.

Mine wouldn't run at all and they told me to send it back to them. Took about 2 months to get it back but it runs now.

I love the Seekins.

LaRue SPR-E is the way to go. A little heavier than others but completely bombproof and the return to zero us almost perfect when you remove it and remount it.

Autocomp measures really well in a 650 too.

WST, Clays and Autocomp work great.

I have been trying to get a refund for a friend for over two months and no response.

I really like a 50 yard zero b/c that puts you almost dead on at 200 and only about 1" high at 100. A lot of the matches I shoot, including the majors, have been putting no shoots in front of rifle targets so that only the head is showing. Unless you hold high for that you run the risk of a NS hit. 50 yard zero minimizes that risk and a lot of 3 gun shooting is close range. I run a Swaro Z6i and it lines up well with the hash marks on the reticle for the 300-600 ranges too, which it did not do on a 100 yard zero.

Very slick. I love these.

I have the Voodoo Tactical drag bag that is awesome for 3gun and will still fit my 52" Benelli. Highly recommend it. It has straps that slide into a pouch when not in use that allow you to carry it backpack style.

I would agree. Mountain Man caddies for weak hand reloading and Carbon Arms load two's are the way to go. Paired with Safariland's ELS system and you can configure it as needed and remove it when you don't so you aren't dragging it all around on stages that don't have shotgun, rifle or pistol. It also lets you rearrange things easily in case you will have to go prone or something.