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Best Ideas for Accuracy - FRH vs. SRM type hunters explain their techniques details.
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<blockquote data-quote="No Fear in Accuracy" data-source="post: 4007" data-attributes="member: 240"><p>I went to watch Williamsport 1000 yd match and they still use one or two spotters. The spotters tell the shooter where the bullet was hit and he adjusted the scope (elevation). It is fun to watch.</p><p></p><p>It is "possible" (not always) that the spotter give the wrong info to the shooter. The spotter looked thru the big eyes and watched the bullet impact over 1500 yards, he "believed" the bullet was hit 2 feet to the left but actually it was 3.5 feet to the left. It is hard to measure when looking the bigeyes over 1500 yards. I could be wrong because I haven't tried that yet. It is just my theory. When the distance gets longer, it is harder to measure it.</p><p>It is like a cheap rangefinder, it reads +/- 5 yards at 1000 yards, something like that.</p><p>Does it make sense, hmm?</p><p></p><p>-Denny</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="No Fear in Accuracy, post: 4007, member: 240"] I went to watch Williamsport 1000 yd match and they still use one or two spotters. The spotters tell the shooter where the bullet was hit and he adjusted the scope (elevation). It is fun to watch. It is "possible" (not always) that the spotter give the wrong info to the shooter. The spotter looked thru the big eyes and watched the bullet impact over 1500 yards, he "believed" the bullet was hit 2 feet to the left but actually it was 3.5 feet to the left. It is hard to measure when looking the bigeyes over 1500 yards. I could be wrong because I haven't tried that yet. It is just my theory. When the distance gets longer, it is harder to measure it. It is like a cheap rangefinder, it reads +/- 5 yards at 1000 yards, something like that. Does it make sense, hmm? -Denny [/QUOTE]
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