jtallen83 wrote: Up hill or down you always aim low. Dad taught me this deer hunting, we live in hill country. How much depends on all that math I tended to rely on practice more than math, it's funner, almost as fun as walking in a 60!
The wife bought me one of those range finders that you punch in your ballistics and it figures your hold for you,
it's the cats ass for my math challenged brain! :usa:
OK sharkey, the short answer is without a proper slope dope you will over shoot your target if it is up/down hill from you. I do not know of a quick easy way to get it right without the math in there somewhere, other than walking it in with a beltfed but you already knew that much.
Aahhh... My old 60. I know there's new and improved stuff out there and all but man, I really miss my old 60 sometimes. We sure had some hot shooting, cigarette lightin off the barrel days together...
Seems such a long, long time ago and yet I can still feel her rockin away... What a girl...
jtallen83 wrote: Up hill or down you always aim low. Dad taught me this deer hunting, we live in hill country. How much depends on all that math I tended to rely on practice more than math, it's funner, almost as fun as walking in a 60!
The wife bought me one of those range finders that you punch in your ballistics and it figures your hold for you,
it's the cats ass for my math challenged brain! :usa:
I should add that I had to send it back twice before I got a good one, one had the readout backwards and one just flat wouldn't give a reading, thought my eyes were really going on me. :rotfl: Once they sent a good one I've had zero issues for almost three years now.
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