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Len, Are You Really Serious?
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<blockquote data-quote="Litehiker" data-source="post: 1014736" data-attributes="member: 54178"><p>You may want to look at Bushnell's ARC 1 Mile binoculars or monocular.</p><p></p><p>My 10 X 42 binoculars are excellent and will give firing solutions in mils or MOA and read in meters or yards plus giving hold-under for high angle shots. </p><p></p><p>I have mine programmed in mils, meters, a 200 meter zero range and my cartridge group. When you look online at Bushnells cartridge groups you will find that, for example, several 180 gr. .300 Win mag loads fall into different classes because Bushnell has tested them and has actual ballistics.</p><p></p><p>Still it's best to try the binocular/monocular at your range. Then you'll know how to adjust for different distances if there are any discrepancies between the binocular/monocular readout and your actual ballistics.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Litehiker, post: 1014736, member: 54178"] You may want to look at Bushnell's ARC 1 Mile binoculars or monocular. My 10 X 42 binoculars are excellent and will give firing solutions in mils or MOA and read in meters or yards plus giving hold-under for high angle shots. I have mine programmed in mils, meters, a 200 meter zero range and my cartridge group. When you look online at Bushnells cartridge groups you will find that, for example, several 180 gr. .300 Win mag loads fall into different classes because Bushnell has tested them and has actual ballistics. Still it's best to try the binocular/monocular at your range. Then you'll know how to adjust for different distances if there are any discrepancies between the binocular/monocular readout and your actual ballistics. [/QUOTE]
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