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The Angle Cosine Indicator(ACI) from Badger Ordnance takes the confusion out of determining shot angle. No need for angle and cosine charts, one simple calculation is all you need. After determining the range to your target, multiply that distance by the cosine value, which is marked on the ACI with a single red hash mark. This calculated value will be your corrected distance for angle.
How it works
Gravity works against your bullet over a flat line distance. On flat ground this is no problem, but when shooting at an angle, the distance in which gravity pulls on the bullet is actually less than the ranged distance.
Example: Your rangefinder estimates your target to be 400 yards. When you point your rifle at the target, the red line on the ACI reads 87.
0.87 x 400yds = 348yds
Your actual corrected distance in which gravity will be effecting the bullet is 348 yards rather than 400 yards due to the angle.
Notes
Comes with Generation 2 Picatinny-style mount. $150.00 Shipped
The Angle Cosine Indicator(ACI) from Badger Ordnance takes the confusion out of determining shot angle. No need for angle and cosine charts, one simple calculation is all you need. After determining the range to your target, multiply that distance by the cosine value, which is marked on the ACI with a single red hash mark. This calculated value will be your corrected distance for angle.
How it works
Gravity works against your bullet over a flat line distance. On flat ground this is no problem, but when shooting at an angle, the distance in which gravity pulls on the bullet is actually less than the ranged distance.
Example: Your rangefinder estimates your target to be 400 yards. When you point your rifle at the target, the red line on the ACI reads 87.
0.87 x 400yds = 348yds
Your actual corrected distance in which gravity will be effecting the bullet is 348 yards rather than 400 yards due to the angle.
Notes
Comes with Generation 2 Picatinny-style mount. $150.00 Shipped
