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Inch and a half or so to be on at 200. . . It may vary a bit but that's a good estimate.
"if zeroed at 100 yds".....why would you sight in your rifle for that range unless that is the the only distance you plan to shoot? at that range if you zeroed in at 100 yds you should still hit the vitals at 200 (3.6 inches low provided you didn't aim for the heart) but if the bear was at 300 yds you would have to aim high 13.2" to hit the vitals. I don't like aiming above where i need to hit. when i draw down on fur i like to know that when i pull the trigger i will hit pretty much where i aim---that's why i aim there cuz thats where i want to hit the animal. You can sight in for bullseye at 100 but would strongly recommend shooting farther distances to see where the bullet hits (then writing down what distance and how far to aim above bullseye and attaching it to the stock of your gun so you can see where to aim). my advice is to sight dead on at 200 yds and at 300 put it on the point of their shoulder