Long Range Scope setup DIY Tutorial
This video explains the scope setup I used to shoot 600 yards with a .22. The tilt on the scope so that you can see the target in the scope is the key when dealing with a really large amount of bullet drop. It took us a while to figure this out but I feel like it is pretty useful if you are looking to do super long range shooting and need to get a scope setup to handle the long distance and large bullet drop that accompanies a shot like that.
Links to Ballistics Calculators
http://ballisticscalculator.wincheste...
pretty awesome interface but only useful for short ranges and their ammo
http://www.biggameinfo.com/BalCalc.aspx
Easy to enter a lot of info and modify. Very nice range card style output info with click adjustments. Great calculator!!
http://gundata.org/ballistic-calculator/
Can be as simple or complex as you want, nice calculator.
http://www.jbmballistics.com/ballisti...
lots of ballistics related calculators varying in usefulness but cool nonetheless.
Easier Equation to use
X = (Dist btw scope mounts x Bullet Drop) / Target Distance
X=back mount rise and your done!
Be careful using measurement units: numerators pair must have the same unit (ex millimeters) as well as denominators pair (ex inches or feet).
No tangent or inverse nor degrees or radians... only 3 distance measurements and it's all done!
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