At what distance is the AK-47 primarily zeroed?

The AK-47 is primarily zeroed at a distance of 100 meters. This standard zeroing distance allows for effective targeting and accuracy, particularly in combat situations, since most engagements occur within this range. Zeroing at 100 meters ensures that the point of impact is aligned with the point of aim, enabling the shooter to make precise adjustments for different distances, as the AK-47's trajectory and ballistics are well-suited for engagements up to and slightly beyond this range.

While other distances might be used for specific tactical purposes or training scenarios, the 100-meter zero is considered the baseline for most operational contexts, providing a balance between combat effectiveness and ease of use under pressure. By understanding this standard, shooters can effectively utilize the rifle’s capabilities in various situations.