Elite Muzzleloader
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Without a fancy rangefinder is there a device that can tell you the angle of your shot? That way you have something to put into your ballistic app on your phone which in turn treks toy how to hold?
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Angle cosine indicator >>> Sniper Tools Design Co - Home of the Angle Cosine Indicator, etc ...
So I don't misconstrue your comment above, the iPhone must be somehow loaded into the rifle (base, scope, etc...) for the level in the IPhone to be useful to the end user right? lightbulb
Please elaborate so OP and others might benefit from it too. Thanks!
406precision
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The shooter app on an android platform will automatically calculate the angle and adjust for it as well. There are several ways to accomplish this you can lay your phone on your turret, rail, stock or aim it at the target to acquire the angle.
I like to use a cosine indicator and my phone kinda a checks and balances thing...
A lot of the new rangefinders will do all the work for you....and not all of them cost a fortune ie...vortex ranger etc, but unfortunately you get what you pay for in rangefinders.
I like to use a cosine indicator and my phone kinda a checks and balances thing...
A lot of the new rangefinders will do all the work for you....and not all of them cost a fortune ie...vortex ranger etc, but unfortunately you get what you pay for in rangefinders.
Outlaw6.0
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No truer words have been spoken.
OP- you can go the old school method as well & add an ACI/ADI to your rig that will give you the correct cosign or angle for inputting into you ballistic calculator. This setup offers a few pros as well as a con or two versus using your ballistic calculator.
Pros- It's attached to your rig, you don't need a third arm to try to steady a slippery phone or Ipod on your rifle somewhere. It's not electronic, the batteries never go dead. It should provide a little more consistency as well.
Cons- It's another "gadget" you have to buy & they ain't cheap. If you're a Southpaw like I am, finding one that you can swap over to the "correct" side of the rifle can be frustrating. It does stick out from the rifle some, some folks don't like that.
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Not that complicated. You can sight down the face of the phone, hold it for a few seconds and it will determine angle.
Yep, I knew that, just making sure that OP and others are aware of it and if there's a better approach to overcome the challenge as Outlaw noted. Cheers!
