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Which kestrel?
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<blockquote data-quote="406precision" data-source="post: 923752" data-attributes="member: 69335"><p>Unless you use a g7 rangefinder that gives you the corrections I would save up and purchase one of these <a href="http://www.snowymountainrifles.com/collections/weather-meters/products/kestrel-4500-w-applied-ballistics" target="_blank">Kestrel 4500 Applied Ballistics | Custom Long Range Precision Rifles | Snowy Mountain Rifles</a> to me it replaces your phone or pda for a ballistic calc and gathers all the environmental info you would ever need for accurate shooting. The use of this kestrel with a good range finder should make for a very effective combo.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="406precision, post: 923752, member: 69335"] Unless you use a g7 rangefinder that gives you the corrections I would save up and purchase one of these [url=http://www.snowymountainrifles.com/collections/weather-meters/products/kestrel-4500-w-applied-ballistics]Kestrel 4500 Applied Ballistics | Custom Long Range Precision Rifles | Snowy Mountain Rifles[/url] to me it replaces your phone or pda for a ballistic calc and gathers all the environmental info you would ever need for accurate shooting. The use of this kestrel with a good range finder should make for a very effective combo. [/QUOTE]
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