Steve from GA
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- Dec 25, 2020
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I'm going to start practicing my rifle skills (or lack thereof) at an outdoor range that has steel targets at 100,200,300 and 400 yards. I will be shooting solo in my lane, but will likely have other shooters around me. It occurs to me, with multiple parties ringing steel around me, there's no way I'll be able to know for sure that I rang my target. For that matter, I'm using a light rifle in 30-06, so I won't be able to see the shot land either. I do have a Hawke spotting scope, but without someone actively spotting me, it's kind of pointless.
Enter the idea of getting a shot camera that I can attach to the spotting scope and use to review my shots. I'm sure there's a fair amount of compromise involved, but has anyone used this type of units to review shots so that you can adjust dope? Any recommendations for units that seem to work well? I have run across a couple, and not surprisingly, the reviews are a bit mixed.
Enter the idea of getting a shot camera that I can attach to the spotting scope and use to review my shots. I'm sure there's a fair amount of compromise involved, but has anyone used this type of units to review shots so that you can adjust dope? Any recommendations for units that seem to work well? I have run across a couple, and not surprisingly, the reviews are a bit mixed.