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<blockquote data-quote="Clubhunter" data-source="post: 1186001" data-attributes="member: 76132"><p>Got a question that might sound stupid but I am having trouble getting my arms around it. I live at 200' elevation. My rifle is sighted in at 200 yards. I want to hunt at a range of 8000' to 10000' elevation. Is there a ballistics program that compensates for that? In the "Shooting App" I use, when I change elevations from say 100 to 1000, my zero stays the same at 200. This actually would not be correct in real life would it unless I resighted the rifle in at 1000' elevation. Is there an app where you site in your rifle at a certain altitude and then gives you the ballistics for new altitude? Hope I didn't confuse you. </p><p>I also know that it is best to resite in when you get to the area your going to hunt but what if your going to hunt different elevations.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Clubhunter, post: 1186001, member: 76132"] Got a question that might sound stupid but I am having trouble getting my arms around it. I live at 200' elevation. My rifle is sighted in at 200 yards. I want to hunt at a range of 8000' to 10000' elevation. Is there a ballistics program that compensates for that? In the "Shooting App" I use, when I change elevations from say 100 to 1000, my zero stays the same at 200. This actually would not be correct in real life would it unless I resighted the rifle in at 1000' elevation. Is there an app where you site in your rifle at a certain altitude and then gives you the ballistics for new altitude? Hope I didn't confuse you. I also know that it is best to resite in when you get to the area your going to hunt but what if your going to hunt different elevations. [/QUOTE]
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