Northwinds308
Lil-Rokslider
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- Aug 20, 2019
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Look up Maximum Point Blank Range. The box will get you close enough to use it successfully, and keep your shots under 300.
There are ways to true your ballistics without use of a chronograph that involve a particular type of software. By entering data at various ranges it will spit out a true muzzle velocity and BC. That said, you need access to a range of at least 600 meters and quite a bit of ammo to get it perfect, and it is a relatively advanced technique. If you're new to long range shooting I wouldn't recommend it.
Cheaper to buy or borrow a chronograph.
6.5 Creedmoor shouldn't be used for hunting at extended ranges anyways (before someone throws the .308's numbers at me, the .308 shouldn't be used for HUNTING at extended ranges either).
There are ways to true your ballistics without use of a chronograph that involve a particular type of software. By entering data at various ranges it will spit out a true muzzle velocity and BC. That said, you need access to a range of at least 600 meters and quite a bit of ammo to get it perfect, and it is a relatively advanced technique. If you're new to long range shooting I wouldn't recommend it.
Cheaper to buy or borrow a chronograph.
6.5 Creedmoor shouldn't be used for hunting at extended ranges anyways (before someone throws the .308's numbers at me, the .308 shouldn't be used for HUNTING at extended ranges either).