Make sure you pay attention to twist rate as well. It has already been mentioned that your bullet weights are different by 2. Also, with the heavier bullet, the velocity is probably half of the supersonic. If you are primarily going to use for hunting, set zero for 100 yds (standard for mosthe centerfire rifles) for the supersonic load. If you plan to hunt suppressed, zero rifle in at 75 yds. Then, dope your scope for the opposite round. You can refer to charts for baselines but the best way is to find out what ammo works both for each application. Hope this helps.
