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To wind meter or not to wind meter?
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<blockquote data-quote="ChrisAtl" data-source="post: 795546" data-attributes="member: 52874"><p>Like Broz said: the wind at the muzzle matters much more than the wind at the target. If you can learn to adjust for and compensate for varying wind along the path of the round then excellent. If someone is just starting out then at least having a correct wind reading at your position will help you be more accurate. </p><p>A Kestrel is a good tool</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ChrisAtl, post: 795546, member: 52874"] Like Broz said: the wind at the muzzle matters much more than the wind at the target. If you can learn to adjust for and compensate for varying wind along the path of the round then excellent. If someone is just starting out then at least having a correct wind reading at your position will help you be more accurate. A Kestrel is a good tool [/QUOTE]
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