Custom Turret Band

[Southern 62]

My rangefinder is set to display equivalent horizontal distance, so it accounts for the angle and gives me the correct yardage to set the scope to.

Mine does too. I was refering to the set yardage stickers for the turrets. I do like the thought of them though if hunting flat land like I do.

 

[khmplus]

Mine does too. I was refering to the set yardage stickers for the turrets. I do like the thought of them though if hunting flat land like I do.

If my rangefinder says the actual distance is 435 yards but the EHD is 400 yards, I set the turret to 400 yards and it should be accurate

 

[AkleyFan]

I just wrap my turret with a piece of athletic tape and use a fine point Sharpie to add my dial ups. I'm a bit simple I suppose, but my mother still loves me.

 

[Gary in MD]

I just wrap my turret with a piece of athletic tape and use a fine point Sharpie to add my dial ups. I'm a bit simple I suppose, but my mother still loves me.

This what I'm doing also. IT's primitive but works fine. Also, if you switch loads, you just rip that piece of tape off, add another and mark accordingly. easy peasy

 

[Eric Musgrove]

All that seems fine when shooting flat. What about if your shooting at let's say a 25 degree angle up or down? Won't that change your moa or mill adjustment? Just asking

My range finding binos compensate for the angle and give you the solution as along as you have that feature on.

 

[Dvldad]

This is awesome!!!! I've been using strips of arrow wraps and a ballistic calculator with the click values and a sharpie. I've always thought this would be a good idea but I'm no good with computers. Nice work!!! I will also say if I switch loads I grab some rubbing alcohol and a paper towel and erase my marks and rewrite them.