CTS or Custom Turret Systems

[ST52v]

http://www.longrangehunting.com/articles/custom-turret-systems-review-1.php. To go along with the idea of several different loads for a rifle I thought this would help. This company makes labels for your turrets. In the article the author made one with drops for 2 different loads. With this system you would not need to carry drop cards with you. It would be on your turret and at your finger tips. Anyone try these labels??

 

[wapitibob]

Yep. I ended up making my own.

 

[mtnrunner260]

I'd be interested in your thoughts on them. Thanks for posting the link as well. I think I may give them a try. If you find need to take one off does it leave a residue? Is it impossible to remove etc?
Thanks again.

 

[ST52v]

I just found them interesting and thought others may like to try them. I have the Burris c4 scope and they will make me a turret with yds on it. I think they want $50-65 for the turret. I don't think the first is free. If thats the case and my turret has strait sides I will probably try them. It would help keep things simple. Range it, dial it, and drop the hammer!! Maybe Bob will give us some details on how he made his??

 

[wapitibob]

They're stik-on labels and $20 if I remember correctly.

 

[16Bore]

Screw that. Run a MOA turret and tape your dope to the stock. If you start tweaking loads/bullets/powder, it's much easier to run another set of drops.

 

[mtnclimber]

Screw that. Run a MOA turret and tape your dope to the stock. If you start tweaking loads/bullets/powder, it's much easier to run another set of drops.

I agree. And you can always adjust for the atmospheric conditions as needed, switch the scope to another rifle, etc. Much more versatile system

 

[Beastmode]

I like the idea of dual turrets. Your bottom turret is moa andv the top on is a cds style. If you have a certain condition you hunt in a lot the cds turret can be handy but I can see it becoming a pain if thats all you have.

 

[Ryan Avery]

Keep it simple. Run MOA or Mills. Never understood CTS, especially in the mountains.

 

[16Bore]

If you're taking "CDS", as in Leupold, they come with a MOA dial, unless told otherwise. I prefer M1's over CDS anyday. My pack tends to dial a few minutes when I'm schlepping a CDS. Won't happen with a M1. More positive clicks and easier to read.