Do you use an Angle Cosine Indicator (ACI) for uphill/downhill shots?

[1Hunter]

Well yes, I have a few of those items, sitting on a shelf or in a drawer.
At the time these items all seemed to be the answer to my shooting and aiming problems. Matters not which discipline.

Funny, I shot quite well without any of these items. the more I added the more
difficult it became to get off that perfect shot. It soon became apparent that I
really didn't need these items.

Anybody want to buy a dozen or so unique archery releases? How about a
half dozen bow sights? one is a 4 power scope with an adjustable prism on
the front. Most of those didn't work out either.

Rifle stuff is just beginning.

If you are shooting competition or hunting in hilly, mountain terrain the ACT
might be quite valuable. flat Landers probably don't need it. My range finder has one.

 

[fred64]

1HUNTER, I believe we know each other. landing on my head off a motorcycle in 01 does seem to have impacted my memory. impacted----im so funny.
anyway, I knew I wasn't alone in this. THANK YOU. funny, in the 70s I killed elk out to 400 yards, with NONE of this stuff even having been thought of, yet. the scopes were anything but clear, they fogged constantly, if one was dropped, so sad too bad. all this new/neat stuff is great, but now when I go to the range or go hunting, im always forgetting something I thought I needed. funny how I always seem to do very well without most of it.

 

[1Hunter]

1HUNTER, I believe we know each other. landing on my head off a motorcycle in 01 does seem to have impacted my memory. impacted----im so funny.
anyway, I knew I wasn't alone in this. THANK YOU. funny, in the 70s I killed elk out to 400 yards, with NONE of this stuff even having been thought of, yet. the scopes were anything but clear, they fogged constantly, if one was dropped, so sad too bad. all this new/neat stuff is great, but now when I go to the range or go hunting, im always forgetting something I thought I needed. funny how I always seem to do very well without most of it.

If you just happened to own a Leupold, you might get it replaced.

Tip! I use a range bag and a dry box to keep my stuff in, so I don't forget.

 

[fred64]

Ha ha ha. So far I have a large range box and 3 range bags.

I will be at the range in the morning about 0900. You going to be there? Id sure like to look at your Barska again.

Unless I have you confused with someone else. gun)

 

[1Hunter]

Ha ha ha. So far I have a large range box and 3 range bags.

I will be at the range in the morning about 0900. You going to be there? Id sure like to look at your Barska again.

Unless I have you confused with someone else. gun)

You don't and I'll see about 9

 

[fred64]

1HUNTER---copy that

 

[1Hunter]

1HUNTER---copy that

Fred64 please Email me at [email protected]

 

[moombaskier]

I used to have one attached to the rifle, but now it is attached to my range finder.

 

[1Hunter]

I understand that. Now if it would just give you the correct moa sight setting
and the windage adj. All in one.

Now if, you can find a few Primers for a reload, you will be all set.

 

[fred64]

1HUNTER---I checked 3rd gen last night, they have no primers but do have some powder.

 

[Unregistered]

Need a choice: No, I just use my brain.

 

[1Hunter]

unregistered,

There is no argument there.

Sometimes an aid to figure out the exact distance helps.

 

[1Hunter]

1HUNTER---I checked 3rd gen last night, they have no primers but do have some powder.

Hi Fred, That outfit is on my check list. I managed to pickup one little pack
of WLR's at BiMart.

 

[1Hunter]

I used to have one attached to the rifle, but now it is attached to my range finder.

I have a new 1000 Bushnell range finder with compensator.

On a good day I can get 800 yards.