It’s a concern of mine if it’s falls within one of the dead spots. For the 400-500 yard shots I have taken, it’s been solid on steel.
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Hey! I'm heading to a WY mule deer hunt in two weeks and have created a custom printout for my BDC reticle and would love feedback if I'm missing anything.
Rather than adjust in field, I'm more comfortable using the BDC reticle at this time. Last weekend I went 10/10 at 500y and 8/10 at a clay...
Great points and advice everyone, thank you.
I have a Vortex Razor HD 10x50 for my binos and a Vortex Ranger 1300 as my rangefinder. Both have worked well thus far for me, and I haven't found an immediate need to upgrade either of them. I'll be (hopefully) going in southern WY in the mountains...
Nothing is wrong with it, I was shooting quarters at 100y last weekend. My concern is that the BDC reticle isn’t exact enough at the 300ish yards that I want to be comfortable shooting at.
When I’ve pushed to 200y by me it’s performed well, but I worry the wind will be a bigger factor in the...
Hi everyone,
I posted a few weeks ago about an upcoming mule deer hunt in WY, where Robbie and others emphasized the importance of having a spotting scope.
Now, I'm deciding between upgrading my riflescope or buying a spotting scope. If I don’t get the spotting scope, I'll rent one.
My setup...
Yeah that's a great point, I'd love for him to get hooked on this style of hunting. Thinking it may be worth it to figure out how to bring both binos and a shared spotting scope for him.
Will be somewhat deep in the mountains, but will be probably using a tripod for either. Obviously critical for spotting scopes but stable optics are a must either way.
I'm planning a WY Mule Deer hunt this year and have a buddy who is going to be tagging along for the adventure. I'll be using Vortex Razors 10x50, my question is what should my friend have for optics? He's a hunter but not really experienced in western hunting. I'm not chasing giant scores, so...