Slimwallet
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- Oct 29, 2006
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Gents,
If one has practiced and knows how his rifle shoots at long distances....400 - 800 yards let's say....
and the shooter knows how many clicks to move the reticle at known distances... ie the range card.....
Assuming no wind and a hunting situation......is it not a simple matter of knowing your zero stop, then putting in the clicks for the lasered range and shoot?
Is it good practive to use a rangefinder that corrects for elevation differnce between the shooter and the target?
Seems that if you have a rangefinder, this is much more precise ...at long distances... than using holdover or some sort of BDC reticle.
Thanks,
Slim
If one has practiced and knows how his rifle shoots at long distances....400 - 800 yards let's say....
and the shooter knows how many clicks to move the reticle at known distances... ie the range card.....
Assuming no wind and a hunting situation......is it not a simple matter of knowing your zero stop, then putting in the clicks for the lasered range and shoot?
Is it good practive to use a rangefinder that corrects for elevation differnce between the shooter and the target?
Seems that if you have a rangefinder, this is much more precise ...at long distances... than using holdover or some sort of BDC reticle.
Thanks,
Slim