Hey /k/ for 5.56x45 if you aim at a target at 200yds coming out

Depends on ammunition and the guns barrel length, just look up the drop of specific ammunition on a search engine

>>34885957
He said m16, so 20in.

Let's assume m855, which is a 62gr fmj bullet moving at ~3000fps

Anon, the "zero" of a sight (where point of aim and point of impact are the same) is adjusted to a given range. You could zero your sight at 5 yards or 800 yards.

>>34885912
is it zeroed at 200 yards?

It would depend on zeroing which is ideally capable of being set on the fly for whatever range you need.

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Getting hit by 5.56 gotta be scary af. dat tumble and hydrostatic shock

If it's zerod at 50 yards then yes, more or less.

>>34885912
Depends on your zero, bullet, and muzzle velocity, plus some external ballistic factors like temperature.

>>34886630
also per my ballistic table if we're talking 62 gr M855 with a 50 yard zero you are looking at 66.6 inches of holdover.