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TDS & B&C reticle drop values?
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<blockquote data-quote="MachV" data-source="post: 131538" data-attributes="member: 93"><p>Not precise but your only talking under 600yards and should get you there.</p><p>Just get as large a target as you can find marked off in inches or just take a yardstick and put it @ 100yards.Look at the target through the scope set at whatever magnification you are going to hunt at 100 yards.Then just read off the inches and if you want you can convert to MOA but your going to be real close anyway.</p><p>You can also adjust the magnification to suit your round a little better,just put a calibration mark on the scope and always dial all the way up and then down to your calibration mark.</p><p>It goes without saying that this is not exact but will get you on paper to 500yards with relative ease.Field adjustments will need to be made and likewise anytime conditions change you'll have to check for needed adjustments.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MachV, post: 131538, member: 93"] Not precise but your only talking under 600yards and should get you there. Just get as large a target as you can find marked off in inches or just take a yardstick and put it @ 100yards.Look at the target through the scope set at whatever magnification you are going to hunt at 100 yards.Then just read off the inches and if you want you can convert to MOA but your going to be real close anyway. You can also adjust the magnification to suit your round a little better,just put a calibration mark on the scope and always dial all the way up and then down to your calibration mark. It goes without saying that this is not exact but will get you on paper to 500yards with relative ease.Field adjustments will need to be made and likewise anytime conditions change you'll have to check for needed adjustments. [/QUOTE]
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