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Justin - Honestly, I have no idea. I doubt if it would be completely zeroed, however. The Vortex Venom, though, is super easy to zero. I just did another one a couple weeks ago on one of my 1911s. Start out at close range - maybe 3 - 4 yards. It's best if you have a shooting bench and rest. Fire a shot or two, with the red dot in the center of the bullseye. Calculate how much off the point of impact is from the bull, then adjust the windage and elevation accordingly. At 12 feet, move the screw about 3 clicks for each inch of adjustment you want to make. fire another shot or two, aiming the dot at the center of the bullseye, and repeat the adjustment center. By the third or fourth time you fire, you should be hitting dead center in the bull. Move the target out then to your desired distance, and use the same procedure to 'walk' the point of impact right to the point of aim. Remember at the further distance, your bullet impact will move more for each 'click' on the adjustment