Recent content by kevinll

Do you have any pics of the target area? This is a very nice range! Kevin

Catshooter, That was my reason for getting the M3, 1" per click. I never thought about a half click, thanks for the tip. I'll try it. Kevin

Thanks Roy, with the setup I have that may be the only option. I may need to do as Bill Bailey said in the earlier post and change knobs. I am just outside Baton Rouge, LA. Britz, this is the cam I ordered for the scope. At the time it seemed the better choice, less clicks to dail in! You...

The scope is a Leupold LR/T M3, 3.5 x 10 x 40 mm the M3 dials have the 1" for elevation and 1/2 for wind. thanks, Kevin

OK guys, I have a problem, the more I learn about LRH the more I really learn what I still don't know! This is my latest confusion, my leupold scope has the BDC and out to 700 yards I can hit a paper plate.(remember I'm new to this) Some of you have helped with a drop chart and it is correct...

Elkstalker, Off topic but do you know any packers(downed elk)in your area? thanks, Kevin

I can be there any day/days between April 6 - 11th. Let me know if you're free any of these days. I have every other week off so I am off alot. Do you live in the Fork area? Kevin

Yotes2call, thanks, The rifle is a 300 WSM. It has the "300 mag" cam on the scope. Altitude--7700 (hunting area), 120 (home) Temp.-----40 ( best guess of avg. tenp.) FPS-------2950 ( I think I read this on bullet website) Bullet Diameter- .308 Ballistic Coefficient- .509 Bullet...

mxbubs, I don't have a deer hot spot but was wondering how much you would charge for a day or 1/2 day of teaching the bed hunting techniques. I have been to Fork four times and love it. Kevin

Buffalobob, thanks for the response, I am just in a hurry to learn Kevin

Shawn, That is what I was hoping to hear. I am guessing that the only to develope a drop chart is to shoot at all different ranges to determine the bullet drop at those distances? Thanks, I feel I am getting closer to understanding some of the long range shooting. Kevin

Ok, maybe my question doesn't make sense! I'll rethink it.

Newbie question, On my Leupold BDC it has two rows of numbers, the top row represents the calibrated yardage marks as I understand it, what does the bottom row mean? My example: BDC for 300 Mag., 1 click = 1 min., 1-10 on top row, 0-60 on bottom row. If I want more accuracy at longer...

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I live at sea level, I hunt at 7500 FT. with a 300 WSM, 180 gr. bullet. If I zero my gun at sea level it will be hitting high at long ranges. Should I re-zero at hunting site or ??? thanks, Kevin