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<blockquote data-quote="Knuckleballz" data-source="post: 1495226" data-attributes="member: 105823"><p>Questions /observations. If parallax was off that much on my scopes I would have a pretty fuzy sight picture which wouldn't help making a shot especially in low light conditions. I have the hdb 2200 and I was lucky enough to find a factory preset ballistic curve that matches perfectly within 1/4 moa to my ammunition/bc/velocity. I have tested it from 10-100 degrees from 100-1000 yards and 900-10000 feet elevation. It has compensated correctly in all conditions. I made it a point to have my rifle and gevoids with me when I travel so I can shoot in different environments to validate accuracy. There are so many possibilities for you to have incorrect inputs. You need to spend the time practicing to verify everything. Having the geovids in the ambient temperature long enough for correct compensation is often overlooked. The more you practice, you will figure out where your issue is. Having your zero exactly at the distance you put into your geovid is critical.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Knuckleballz, post: 1495226, member: 105823"] Questions /observations. If parallax was off that much on my scopes I would have a pretty fuzy sight picture which wouldn't help making a shot especially in low light conditions. I have the hdb 2200 and I was lucky enough to find a factory preset ballistic curve that matches perfectly within 1/4 moa to my ammunition/bc/velocity. I have tested it from 10-100 degrees from 100-1000 yards and 900-10000 feet elevation. It has compensated correctly in all conditions. I made it a point to have my rifle and gevoids with me when I travel so I can shoot in different environments to validate accuracy. There are so many possibilities for you to have incorrect inputs. You need to spend the time practicing to verify everything. Having the geovids in the ambient temperature long enough for correct compensation is often overlooked. The more you practice, you will figure out where your issue is. Having your zero exactly at the distance you put into your geovid is critical. [/QUOTE]
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