zeroing a revolver

managed a few minutes today w/ the 480. got nikon guiding the bullets in about 1" high at 50 yards. i have done very little w/ this gun, but as time permits i expect i'll get more work in w/ it.

factory hornady 325 xtp's are running at 1350-ish f/s. i'm a little disappointed in accuracy, but given how little i've worked w/ the gun, i'll not make any firm calls on it yet. i think i have 1 chamber that keeps throwing a wild bullet... more on this when i get a chance to dig.

anyway, was just wondering what zero you have your handguns set at? this gun is being set up to hunt the black hills... average shots that i have taken are right at 50 yards (closest being 2 or 3 yards, furthest around 65 or so). there are limited opportunities to shoot pretty far considering the terrain (say 150+ yards), but expect most shots to be under 75. any input?

yeah, i see what you're saying... i had to keep lowering it to get it on the paper at 25 before i could back it off to 50. i think that at 50 it is still on the upward arc - at least where it is sitting at now. obviously, i have a lot of work to do w/ this system, but i was just trying to figure out where is the best zero... having very limited experience w/ handgun hunting, i thought maybe someone here might have a preference and a reason.