COBrad
Well-Known Member
I have a leupold VX6HD from Darrel Holland that has his 1 MOA reticle in it. I believe the Nightforce MOAR is also 1 MOA.
If you know your drops and know the relative body dimensions of the animal in inches all you need is the approximate range out to 400-500yds to make a quick calculation in your head.Advantage goes to turret if needed for those longer shots.
You will be shooting at center of mass
You can use any magnification with SFP
While some prefer to zero their rifles at 100 or 200 yds, I choose a useful trajectory for that particular rifle. A flat shooting rifle like my 257 Weatherby which is used for coues deer is the most extreme setup with a zero for 395 yds. Our cross canyon shots are typically 300-400 yds or more. Should a buck show up closer I just aim low for that particular shot.
3" high @ 100
5" high @ 200 apogee
4" high @300
2.2" high @ 350
1" high @ 375
.4" low @ 400
2.1" low @425
4" low @450
6.1" low @ 475
8.5" low @ 500
Leupold TMOA reticle.What scope has one MOA hash marks?
Unless they are in a wide open wheat field most of our deer and hog hunting is the same way around here.Both is actually the answer. If an Elk shows up at 200 yards, you're not dialing anything. Where I Elk hunt, it could be 30 yards to 530 yards... for an Elk, or Mule Deer. and time may be 15 seconds to shoot.
You're saying if I buy a Z8, the turret adjustments aren't repeatable ?