cool range card holder for rifle

[rockwind1]

anything new and cool and slim/lightweigh that maybe attaches to rail or elsewhere that i can put a laminated piece of paper with ranges on it. thanks for any idea's

 

[AndrewMT34]

Seems pricey for what it is, but this would fit the bill. https://www.bisontactical.com/hawk-hill-dope-card-holder/

 

[def90]

Just tape mine to the top of my buttstock.

 

[mt100gr.]

Packing tape

 

[Robster]

Local Wyoming guy starting his own business. His products look pretty good. I saw them at the local sportsman's show.

Drop Charts – Savage Thread Works

savagethreadworks.com

 

[JohnJohnson]

My janky-ass workaround at the moment is a Wiebad Armboard on my stock below the adjustable cheek. I put "Sun and Shadow" 3x5" DOPE cards in it and color code the wind when needed. Worked pretty well so far this season except I dislike how the straps on the bottom screw with rear bag movement/placement. So I like the card but long term solution will probably be cutting off the straps of the armboard and taping/velcroing it where it is.

 

[rockwind1]

Seems pricey for what it is, but this would fit the bill. https://www.bisontactical.com/hawk-hill-dope-card-holder/

that does seem pricey, i was hoping to find something more flexible and lightweight

 

[rockwind1]

Local Wyoming guy starting his own business. His products look pretty good. I saw them at the local sportsman's show.

Drop Charts – Savage Thread Works

savagethreadworks.com

i almost got some but when the shipping was 11$ for 3 pieces of paper about the size of business card, i had to pass.

 

[def90]

Seems pricey for what it is, but this would fit the bill. https://www.bisontactical.com/hawk-hill-dope-card-holder/

Don't know why I didn't notice this when I made my original post buy I bought the scope that is on my rifle in my pic above from them, they are just down the road from me, Fred is a great guy to deal with. As far as a range card goes I guess it depends on what you need. His card is for quick target acquisition and changes where you don't have the time to remove your head from your shooting position, not sure how often that happens in a regular hunting scenario. i would think that if you shoot enough, are familiar with your rifle and have an initial range on your target that you should be able to adjust if an animal moves while you have your scope on it. A lot of Freds stuff is long range competition shooting oriented.