5.11 Tactical Watch
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Hired Gun
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I have been looking to do the PDA with Exbal. This gives another much more durable option. I wish I could play with it in person for a bit. The online demo is kind of hard to figure out.
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Chawlston
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Go buy a Nightforce and a g-shock. Zero at 400 and just hold over based on testing out to your maximum distance. Very simple. Usually, 3-3.5 MOA high at 100 will put you very close to zero at 400 for most cartridges.
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Get one of these-- Watch Link For Real Men /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
I wear one but it is big--no batteries to worry about! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
I wear one but it is big--no batteries to worry about! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
JKO
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su35:
If they come out with a version for very-long-range shooting (i.e., beyond 1000 yards), I *might* be interested.
(I don't really need that kind of long-range capability myself--the furthest that I can shoot in my area is about 400 yards, at our local rifle range. However, there *may* be a few spots close by where one could shoot out to 500 yards or more; provided that I could get permission from one of the local landowners to hunt groundhogs--or "woodchucks", if you prefer--on his property.)
Other than that, I agree with Hired Gun and TFRAG06.
Even though it'd probably cost more than the watch, you could probably do a better job with a PDA and EXBAL and/or a laser rangefinder.
As my Dad says, "That's too much sugar for a nickel."
--JKO
If they come out with a version for very-long-range shooting (i.e., beyond 1000 yards), I *might* be interested.
(I don't really need that kind of long-range capability myself--the furthest that I can shoot in my area is about 400 yards, at our local rifle range. However, there *may* be a few spots close by where one could shoot out to 500 yards or more; provided that I could get permission from one of the local landowners to hunt groundhogs--or "woodchucks", if you prefer--on his property.)
Other than that, I agree with Hired Gun and TFRAG06.
Even though it'd probably cost more than the watch, you could probably do a better job with a PDA and EXBAL and/or a laser rangefinder.
As my Dad says, "That's too much sugar for a nickel."
--JKO
sscoyote
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I like the Speedtech weather watch with pop-up anemometer right here-- www.speedtech.com, although i've seen that watch in action, and it seems like a slick deal. Heck maybe get both.
I think i'm gonna try and get 'em both myself actually. May just prove useful, and most importantly have everything u need very portably. Have to think on this 1 for awhile.
I think i'm gonna try and get 'em both myself actually. May just prove useful, and most importantly have everything u need very portably. Have to think on this 1 for awhile.
