I suppose there are only so many calibers one can come up with.

I don't profess to know everything, and I believe I'm about to show a bit of my ignorance. You would think I would know this by heart but I don't.

Talking specifically about the AR15, I'm aware that sighting in at one distance (say 50 yards) have an affect on where your rounds land when shooting at different distances.

I found a chart online, and as clear and easy to digest as it is (sarcasm), I think it's missing a crucial detail.

On each of the targets shown there are different colored dots standing for different distances.

I have my Windham Weaponry 20" AR15A4 sighed in at 25 yards. So, therefor, is this chart telling me where my rounds will land on a target at a given distance if I aim for the center OR is it telling me where to aim on the target when I'm X distance away to hit the center?

IE, If i'm shooting at 200 yards (green dot - @ 25 yard zero), does the green dot show me where my rounds will land on the target if I aim for the center, or it telling me where to put the front sight post in order to hit the center?

I really hope that question makes sense, because that's the best way I could figure out how to word it. Really, this whole thing talks a lot but actually tells you (or me at least) very little. Don't even get me started on MOA....

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Have any of you guys seen the Ruger PC-9? Normally this type of rifle doesn't turn my gears that much, but I'm actually finding myself wanting one of these. I only wish it was also compatible with beretta 92 magazines. Feels kind of strange buying a bunch of Glock mags for your new Ruger.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqFibgF2CKA

EDIT:
Just found out about Franklin Armory's new "Reformation" rifle. It's an AR-15 with an 11.5 inch barrel and a magpul stock. But.... here's the kicker. Apparently it's not a 'rifle' (as per ATF definitions) and you also don't need a tax stamp to get one. I'm sitting on the edge of my seat to find out how they pulled this one off. They even got an ATF approval letter for it ahead of time.
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2018/01/11/reformation-franklin-armory-hacks-nfa-no-sbr-11-5-ar/

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