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need help with my mil dot scope?
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<blockquote data-quote="NONYA" data-source="post: 290990" data-attributes="member: 9100"><p>You need to find a range with all the distance you plan on shooting in the field,dont depend on any softwar to make that shot without knowing your rifle/load.Zero the rifle however you want it and shoot ity at 100 yard intervals until you have each yardage/dot dialed in.If using an adjustable power scope make sure you keep it on whatever power you practice at,changing to power will change your POI.As said above,PRACTICE until these ranges become second nature,a cheat sheet on the side of the rifle with your ranges and dots is an excellent tool.gun)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NONYA, post: 290990, member: 9100"] You need to find a range with all the distance you plan on shooting in the field,dont depend on any softwar to make that shot without knowing your rifle/load.Zero the rifle however you want it and shoot ity at 100 yard intervals until you have each yardage/dot dialed in.If using an adjustable power scope make sure you keep it on whatever power you practice at,changing to power will change your POI.As said above,PRACTICE until these ranges become second nature,a cheat sheet on the side of the rifle with your ranges and dots is an excellent tool.gun) [/QUOTE]
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