The 200yd and 300yd sight leaves on my cz 550 safari .375H&H don't appear any higher than the 100yd leaf. I thought this would be the case to compensate for additional bullet drop. Is this normal? Also, my rifle's magazine holds 6 rounds. I thought capacity was five. Again, normal?

Citori3---

The sight blades haven't yet been filed into zero. That's your job to do with your load.

use your scope to get your load dev done, then file the sights... for a 2500fps gun, the 200 WONT be much higher than the 100yard sights

jeffe

citori3 The ZKK's that I have measured from Manufacture in 1965 through 1991, were the same sight, slightly rougher as the years progressed, but the step highth was + .019 for 200 over the standing and + .021 for the 300 over the 200 leaf.
Variation plus or minus 1/2 thousandth of an inch.
All 25 or maybe 30 were .375 H & H. Somewhere in the 70's they were no longer 7 in the magazine. An 8 X 68 and a .358 Norma had different "steps" between, But 2 .458's were virtually the same as the .375's . Curious until you dig out a Hornaday loading manual, look up the ballistics drop tables and do the math. The 6 shot mag box might be the result of factory assembly using a box intended for a fatter ctg. If after removing the firing pin assembly to check feeding from a full magazine as might be done in a military fire fight a few dozen times and you get occasional failures you then might be advised to check with CZ to see if a 6 shooter is a new thing.