11-29-2019, 05:29 AM
Geoballistics is a great app to have on your phone and works well. As does Hornady 4DOF. Read up on them and get good data put into them and you?ll get good and accurate results. Kestrel are nice but I haven?t used one in few years since the new apps out work great.
Chronograph is an invaluable tool to own. Black Friday sale might come in handy. If you don?t own one, possibly borrow one to get info on what your rifle shoots ammo at.
Get a good bipod and a nice rear bag. Setup all your gear and make sure the scope is level and mounted properly.
I would buy laser rangefinder binos over a straight rangefinder. Vortex and Sig make great ones.
Get in practice and practice and more practice. Take notes, make cheat sheets for what your bullet does when its what temp and it?s windy and how windy was it? Stuff like that. Ask questions and take most everything you get as answers with a grain of salt. Learn what you and the rifle are capable of. Learn what works for you.
There?s certain basic things that can?t be ignored or changed when trying to shoot well at long range. Get the fundamentals down and solid then invest in gear. Borrow gear first to see if you like it. It?s cheaper that way. Hahaha.
Grendel is a great cartridge. More than capable of 600yd shots. I?ve used mine in PRS style club matches to 900 yards with decent success.
Chronograph is an invaluable tool to own. Black Friday sale might come in handy. If you don?t own one, possibly borrow one to get info on what your rifle shoots ammo at.
Get a good bipod and a nice rear bag. Setup all your gear and make sure the scope is level and mounted properly.
I would buy laser rangefinder binos over a straight rangefinder. Vortex and Sig make great ones.
Get in practice and practice and more practice. Take notes, make cheat sheets for what your bullet does when its what temp and it?s windy and how windy was it? Stuff like that. Ask questions and take most everything you get as answers with a grain of salt. Learn what you and the rifle are capable of. Learn what works for you.
There?s certain basic things that can?t be ignored or changed when trying to shoot well at long range. Get the fundamentals down and solid then invest in gear. Borrow gear first to see if you like it. It?s cheaper that way. Hahaha.
Grendel is a great cartridge. More than capable of 600yd shots. I?ve used mine in PRS style club matches to 900 yards with decent success.