Oh and I will go on to say you by far have the best videos for a entry level shooters and even expert shooters. Love them, you are a huge asset to this forum and all the shooting world.
Why we use a scope level
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Agree on your videos. Learn a lot from watching all the tips. Want to try to get to your school sometime. Until then are there any books you recommended on wind reading. Thanks again for what you add to the site.
He mrntioned a levrl app for your phone. Most scope rings have a horizontal split of the rings. The scope itself usually have a flat elevation tower to set a level [phone]
Has anyone seen a scope with a internal level?
I would think the tech is small and cheap enough.
I would think the tech is small and cheap enough.
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Unfortunately no, most Military FM and TM teach incorrect wind, they give you solutions that are more than 2 MPH correction, that is a miss or wound on an animal at longer ranges! sad to say!
most civilian books teach the same regurgitated stuff as above , I have yet to find a book on wind that is correct, would love to be proved wrong but so far I am not
I use 3 tools for wind depends on situation
1. Mirage (the correct way) I developed in 1992
2. Rain angle I developed in 1992
3. Wind meter (last tool I will ever use), I prefer not to use a windmeter when shooting in dirty wind IE: hills and Valleys, wind at you is skewed at that point. I only use a wind meter when no rain is available and mirage is rendered useless beyond 9 + MPH
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Rex has good info, real life long range. Beyond hunting ranges.
