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Darryl Cassel
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I have two sets of military bigeye glasses that once the tripod is set level by the built in bubble, it will give you the angles verticly and horizontal.
You were looking into a Russian laser at my place 2 or 3 weeks ago that will do the same thing.
Secret #2 for the day.
Anther good reason to have a Russian Laser, don't you think????
Later
Darryl
[ 02-28-2002: Message edited by: Darryl Cassel ]
I have two sets of military bigeye glasses that once the tripod is set level by the built in bubble, it will give you the angles verticly and horizontal.
You were looking into a Russian laser at my place 2 or 3 weeks ago that will do the same thing.
Secret #2 for the day.
Anther good reason to have a Russian Laser, don't you think????
Later
Darryl
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Ian M
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There is a simple little protractor device for doing angles called a Slope Doper, available from:
www.ustacticalsupply.com or call 541-928-8645
Not sure if that is what you had in mind, might be.
www.ustacticalsupply.com or call 541-928-8645
Not sure if that is what you had in mind, might be.
Ian M
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OOOps, check the following for the Slope Doper and other LR stuff:
http://www.trgt.com/page4.htm
U.S. Tactical Supply bought TRGT, still sell the TRGT stuff tho.
ian
http://www.trgt.com/page4.htm
U.S. Tactical Supply bought TRGT, still sell the TRGT stuff tho.
ian
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Yes, I'm getting it, and loving it. Man, I wish I'd of known about this site sooner. Great place! Hey Darryl you don't have a photo of one of those Russian laser's you could post do you?
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The best tool I have tried and still use is the Cosine Indicator.
It attaches to the tube of your scope and you read the cosine of the incline angle to the target without having to move your eye away from the scope. You then multiply the cosine, which is a decimal, times the straight-line distance to get the effective distance for figuring drop. Very, very simple.
[ 02-28-2002: Message edited by: Len Backus ]
It attaches to the tube of your scope and you read the cosine of the incline angle to the target without having to move your eye away from the scope. You then multiply the cosine, which is a decimal, times the straight-line distance to get the effective distance for figuring drop. Very, very simple.
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Darryl Cassel
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Big sky
The laser is on my previous post.
Later
Darryl
The laser is on my previous post.
Later
Darryl
For anybody that wants a cheap way of determining angles you can glue a straw as a crud sighting device on to the top of a protracter.Put a string with a weight at the bottem,so you can read the number.Of course you need another person,but your suposed to have spotter anyways,RIGHT.
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Nighthawk
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Does anyone have any information on the .30-378 Wby Mag?
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