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Scope Holdover

Map your pellet trajectory. Establish zero with this pellet, keep the scope at zero, then record observed offsets and reticle holds. This sheet records observations; it does not predict a trajectory. How to record your holds.

Distance columnsDistance unit

Column 1Column 2Column 3

Whole distances only: 1–100 metres.

Reticle unit

Reticle spacing

What does spacing mean?

The angular gap between your chosen regularly spaced reticle markings, separate from turret-click increment. For SFP, enter the spacing specified at its calibration power. This uses your nominal calibration; it does not verify the scope.

Focal plane

FFP or SFP?

FFP: the reticle grows as you zoom in, so angular spacing stays the same. SFP: the reticle retains the same apparent size, so spacing changes with working power.

SFP calibration power (x)SFP working power (x)

Every whole reticle mark must be at least 1 mm apart and fit above and below the aim point. In the record, impact below means holdover; impact above means holdunder. Keep gun, pellet and scope details on the printed sheet.

Paper and layout

Paper size

Print correctly

Preparing page dimensions…

Download the PDF, match its paper and orientation, then print at Actual size or 100%. Do not use Fit, Shrink, or borderless expansion.

Measure both verification scales on the printed sheet before use.

Read the complete printing guide

Scope Holdover

US Letter · Portrait10 / 25 / 50 m

Double-tap target to zoom · Fit

0.5 MIL/mark · SFPShort code: 3248-00PJ-88JA-T2

Verify the zeroing sheet. Measure both reference scales before use.