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Long Range Scopes and Other Optics
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<blockquote data-quote="kcebcj" data-source="post: 956479" data-attributes="member: 10391"><p>Now I use a 1600B and a iPhone to overcome the problems you are dealing with.</p><p> </p><p> Before all the fancy stuff I used just a drop chart with the yardage and two rows of come ups. One row was the standard come up shooting level and the other row was the come ups at 20 degrees. Being a builder my whole life determining slope was not that difficult for me but still it was just a guess.</p><p> </p><p> This worked well for me for a few years and when you think of a 10 inch kill zone on a elk there was a little room for error. But now with the high tech stuff you can get it dead nuts. My advice to you is treat the range finder like the scope and purchase the best you can afford. I recommend the 1600B and better yet the G7 BR2 and with either one you will probably never have to buy another.</p><p> </p><p> And yes with the iPhone you can just tilt it to match the slope and read the degrees and go to your drop chart or have shooter do its thing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kcebcj, post: 956479, member: 10391"] Now I use a 1600B and a iPhone to overcome the problems you are dealing with. Before all the fancy stuff I used just a drop chart with the yardage and two rows of come ups. One row was the standard come up shooting level and the other row was the come ups at 20 degrees. Being a builder my whole life determining slope was not that difficult for me but still it was just a guess. This worked well for me for a few years and when you think of a 10 inch kill zone on a elk there was a little room for error. But now with the high tech stuff you can get it dead nuts. My advice to you is treat the range finder like the scope and purchase the best you can afford. I recommend the 1600B and better yet the G7 BR2 and with either one you will probably never have to buy another. And yes with the iPhone you can just tilt it to match the slope and read the degrees and go to your drop chart or have shooter do its thing. [/QUOTE]
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