I have my Knight DISC sighted to be dead on at 100 yards. This is w/ 100 gr. Pyrodex pellets and 265 gr. sabots. If I were to shoot 150 yards, approx. how high should I hold it? What about 200? Just curious as to a starting point for when I go to the range.

WELL 3 INCHES HIGH AT THE 100 SHOULD BE PRETTY GOOD OUT TO 150 YARDS AND I WOULD SAY MAYBE A 8 INCH DROP AT THE 200 YARD TARGET

just be careful shooting at a deer at 200 yards with a muzzleloader

The energy drops rather dramatically after 100 yds , even with magnum loads . I don' t try shots further than 100 yds personally .

I' m just trying this out on the range. I don' t think I' d take a shot at a deer over 150 yds. w/ my smokepole.

IF you are just trying this out on the range, you will be able to answer your own questions. No-one can really tell you this info anyway, since all gun/load combinations are a little different.

Which bullet, specifically? Have you chroned the load?

150 yards should be little problem. Here' s a video clip of a caribou I took last week at about 155 yards (157 to be exact).

http://www.prbullet.com/DCenter.wmv

Sorry, guess I shoulda mentioned that. It' s a 265 gr. hollow point Swift A-Frame (manufactured by Knight) sabot.

Assuming you push that bullet at 1750 fps, if your gun is zeroed at 140 yards-- you have approximately a 164 yard MPBR, assuming a 6" kill zone.

At 100 yards, that is 2.72" high. This is approximate-- you certainly have to pull the trigger to know what your gun is really doing.

Thanks for the heads up. I just wanted to get an idea of where to start. I shoot 100 yds. all the time, but very few times over that. I have my Knight zeroed at 100 and will probably keep it that way for hunting. I really don' t shoot it over that much and most of my hunting shots are w/in 75 yds. anyway. Thanks again Randy.