Range Finder Binoculars

[baguio]

You really like making stupid statements don’t you.

Nearly as much as you like telling everyone how good you are at everything. The self proclaimed and unashamed expert!

 

[Heym SR20]

Nearly as much as you like telling everyone how good you are at everything. The self proclaimed and unashamed expert!

Well i have just ignored you abd you can do the same to me.

 

[baguio]

Well i have just ignored you abd you can do the same to me.

Thank you.

 

[nun_hunter]

By the time you have tanged your moving target and twiddled your turrets the deer has already died from old age.

I know how far distances are on land I stalk. I have spent a bit of time learning the distances.

Thus when I see a deer I just concentrate on shooting it.

And with a reticle if you know the length of your typical deer and sub tensions in your scope it really is a quick method of confirming range.

But then I did learn my stalking before all these money extracting devices came along.

It was very simple - get into a group of hinds. Look out the cull animals and shoot them. Ffs we did it with 6x42 abd 10x42 fixed power scopes and no moderators and wooden stocks. On the one estate I stalked a lot we were shooting 300 plus hinds a year, taking 15 to 20 a day at times.

Like I said, not everyone wants to use MPBR and so accurate ranging and dialling (or using a BDC) is essential. Not everyone wants to just hit a deer in the chest in a 6" circle and be happy with that.

Your suggestions wouldn't work in those scenarios but they'd be fine for estimating if you can hit a deer at all with a thick 4A reticle because it's probably less than 300m away.

What works for you is great for you but it's not necessarily going to work for others.