The Sig 2400abs has changed my life. There's some work involved to calibrate to each rifles profile. At very long distances (1000+ yards)same target, it'll give slightly different dope depending on humidity, temperature, barometric pressure, the stars alignment, political BS in the air etc...
It's always spot on when done correctly
Yes, pressure is how altitude is measuredBecause it factors in baremetric pressure does that mean that it will adjust for elevation changes ? ?
Umm, that's what a kestrel does.A lot of these "solutions " are only good for one situation. What if the temperature changes, or your elevation, shot angle, direction. Even when you enter in wind it will slightly change your elevation. The sig KILO2400ABS and the Gunworks G7 account for those. As do the Leica Binoculars
To my knowledge, yesBecause it factors in baremetric pressure does that mean that it will adjust for elevation changes ? ?
Yea. I was referring to the writing your info on a card and tapping it to the rifle. Does Kestrel range for you and spit out a solution?Yes, pressure is how altitude is measured
Umm, that's what a kestrel does.
Knowing elevation changes because of wind is part of making your wind call
My rangefinder tells me my range, I already know my environmentals, a quick glance at my card for moderate ranges and I'm away. For longer range I like to take the time and attempt to properly gauge the wind instead of relying on a device that telling me the wind at my location, but each to their ownYea. I was referring to the writing your info on a card and tapping it to the rifle. Does Kestrel range for you and spit out a solution?