The Best Zero For Your AR15

Best AR-15 Zero Explained | 25 vs 36 vs 50 vs 100 Yard Zero 00:00 Introduction 00:12 Why Zero Choice Matters 00:48 Overview of Common Zeros 01:08 25 Yard Zero Explained 03:55 Why 25 Yard Zero Falls Short 04:04 36 Yard Zero Performance 05:24 50 Yard Zero with LPVO Optics 07:02 100 Yard Zero Breakdown 08:57 Real-World Application and Holds 10:06 Choosing the Right Zero for Your Setup 11:30 Final Recommendations In this video, Caleb breaks down the most common AR-15 zero distances and explains how each one performs across practical shooting distances. He compares 25, 36, 50, and 100 yard zeros using real-world target overlays to show point of aim versus point of impact at multiple ranges. If you are running a competition AR-15, LPVO, or red dot setup, this guide will help you choose the right zero based on how you actually use your rifle. Instead of following generic advice, this walkthrough focuses on understanding trajectory, holdovers, and how different zeros affect your ability to stay inside the A-zone at varying distances. Key topics covered: Differences between 25, 36, 50, and 100 yard zeros How bullet trajectory affects point of impact Pros and cons of each zero distance Best zero for red dots vs LPVO optics Practical competition shooting considerations How to choose a zero based on your application Understanding holds and ranging This is a practical, no-nonsense breakdown designed to help shooters make informed decisions and improve consistency on target.