Thread: 2016 Toby Goodley Memorial shoot in Central Hawkes Bay

If i remember in time one target will be marked in inches vertically at 400yrds

Then you can adjust your velocity in your ballistic calculator to match your actual inches of drop

Originally Posted by 7mmsaum

If i remember in time one target will be marked in inches vertically at 400yrds

Then you can adjust your velocity in your ballistic calculator to match your actual inches of drop

That sounds entirely to technical for me

Originally Posted by Rushy

That sounds entirely to technical for me

Dial for 400yrds
Hit target
Measure projectile strike on target (in inches) through your scope

Change velocity to match actual projectile strike height

Originally Posted by Rushy

That sounds entirely to technical for me

We ll do a " three target high and one and half left" for you rushy :-)
I ll make sure I stand behind you when you fire your beast;-)

Originally Posted by 7mmsaum

If i remember in time one target will be marked in inches vertically at 400yrds

Then you can adjust your velocity in your ballistic calculator to match your actual inches of drop

Not if I cover it in holes first mwah ah ah

Originally Posted by 7mmsaum

If i remember in time one target will be marked in inches vertically at 400yrds

Then you can adjust your velocity in your ballistic calculator to match your actual inches of drop

For the guys that need to check velocity etc

This target will be mounted vertically using a builders level (so you can check your scopes level) and be set up at 400yrds

It has a 4 inch dot with graduations descending in inch values from the centre of the dot down to 77 inches

Aim at the dot without dialling, your ACTUAL projectile point of impact can be observed and recorded by you or someone on a spotting scope

After that you can, (if you want to) just dial half the moa required and record your projectiles drop in inches, that data then enables you to check your scopes elevation graduation value.

Adjust your velocity etc in your ballistic calculator to match your actual point of impact, then continue to harass the rest of duncans gongs

Originally Posted by 7mmsaum

For the guys that need to check velocity etc

This target will be mounted vertically using a builders level (so you can check your scopes level) and be set up at 400yrds

It has a 4 inch dot with graduations descending in inch values from the centre of the dot down to 77 inches

Aim at the dot without dialling, your ACTUAL projectile point of impact can be observed and recorded by you or someone on a spotting scope

After that you can, (if you want to) just dial half the moa required and record your projectiles drop in inches, that data then enables you to check your scopes elevation graduation value.

Adjust your velocity etc in your ballistic calculator to match your actual point of impact, then continue to harass the rest of duncans gongs

That sounds very scientific. The only problem is it wants straight over my head. Special case me.