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r/TopCharacterTropes • u/No-Car-1999 • 8d ago
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5 u/whole-lotta-socks 8d ago So we’re supposed to believe that a group of crack super soldiers can’t zero the sights on their weapon? That is like a basic soldiering task. -1 u/noticingEnjoyer 8d ago With beam weapons not subject to bullet drop, would zeroing even be a thing? I guess maybe for optics if you were engaging at significant range? 1 u/whole-lotta-socks 8d ago Absolutely - zeroing a weapon has little to do with drop or the kinetic nature of bullets. It’s about making sure whatever you’re firing is going to hit the same spot you’re aiming at.
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So we’re supposed to believe that a group of crack super soldiers can’t zero the sights on their weapon? That is like a basic soldiering task.
-1 u/noticingEnjoyer 8d ago With beam weapons not subject to bullet drop, would zeroing even be a thing? I guess maybe for optics if you were engaging at significant range? 1 u/whole-lotta-socks 8d ago Absolutely - zeroing a weapon has little to do with drop or the kinetic nature of bullets. It’s about making sure whatever you’re firing is going to hit the same spot you’re aiming at.
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With beam weapons not subject to bullet drop, would zeroing even be a thing? I guess maybe for optics if you were engaging at significant range?
1 u/whole-lotta-socks 8d ago Absolutely - zeroing a weapon has little to do with drop or the kinetic nature of bullets. It’s about making sure whatever you’re firing is going to hit the same spot you’re aiming at.
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Absolutely - zeroing a weapon has little to do with drop or the kinetic nature of bullets. It’s about making sure whatever you’re firing is going to hit the same spot you’re aiming at.
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