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<blockquote data-quote="yobuck" data-source="post: 385959" data-attributes="member: 12443"><p>ive never seen it as a shooter due to recoil. with muzzel brakes you can spot your own hit if its not real close. thats the main advantage to having them in my opinion. on shots under 1000 the trail is fairly flat on the big magnums. beyond that things change in a hurry. on closer shots of say under 700 its like stretching a rope. it would be fairly easy to call shots on the trail. at the longer distance however it would be best to see the hit before calling the shot. to my mind and all those who hunt here, a spotter is essential. unless your talking up to 500 or so. as for seeing the actual bullet in flight. ive never done it but then ive never concentrated on that either. ive known guys who have seen them, but only on bright sunny days, and usually just a glimpse. but n.c. pa. is usually not the best place to see anything. as for compiling information on wind accross wide valleys, i would personally forget it. use a spotter and listen to what he says.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="yobuck, post: 385959, member: 12443"] ive never seen it as a shooter due to recoil. with muzzel brakes you can spot your own hit if its not real close. thats the main advantage to having them in my opinion. on shots under 1000 the trail is fairly flat on the big magnums. beyond that things change in a hurry. on closer shots of say under 700 its like stretching a rope. it would be fairly easy to call shots on the trail. at the longer distance however it would be best to see the hit before calling the shot. to my mind and all those who hunt here, a spotter is essential. unless your talking up to 500 or so. as for seeing the actual bullet in flight. ive never done it but then ive never concentrated on that either. ive known guys who have seen them, but only on bright sunny days, and usually just a glimpse. but n.c. pa. is usually not the best place to see anything. as for compiling information on wind accross wide valleys, i would personally forget it. use a spotter and listen to what he says. [/QUOTE]
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