I usually put mine in the scope cover cap but trying to figure out where to put one with side mounted camera system.
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Reticle cheat sheet where's yours
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I switched to turning elevation turrets and StrelokPro. Only hold I typically do now is windage. I might try turret stickers for quick changes
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Not bad for 12 bucks! Best thing is every hour I take my phone out and sync weather with local weather station and the cheat sheet automatically updates!!! When hunting started say 6am and by 10am the longer shots all will change by more than a couple of clicks.
Edit: if there is no cell service I'll look up temp chart the day before and change accordingly.
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I like this idea.
All are great ideas but prefer to have it on the gun and not have to grab anymore gear.
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Rectal cheat sheet?
Rectal cheat sheet?
Had a colonoscopy last week must still be on my mind
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If your gun has a flat place right below the scope it’s a really good place, because you can look down with your eye and not remove your cheek then look up right back in the scope. When I did it to this cricket I just hand wrote it on a note card and then used clear tape to seal it, worked for years. This works well whether you dial your scope with a second focal plane or you use holdover with a first focal plane I drew a picture of the radical with my distances next to each cross hairs.
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I usually put mine on the offhand side of the stock at forearm, below receiver or the buttstock, depending on which surface has the best contour to accept it.
For my Leshiy with minimal stock, I used the left side of the scope eyepiece bell:
For my TX200 Springer, I used a hand drawn card on painters tape to be gentle to the stock:
For my Leshiy with minimal stock, I used the left side of the scope eyepiece bell:
For my TX200 Springer, I used a hand drawn card on painters tape to be gentle to the stock:
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I get lost in those fancy reticles. Turret tape is much easier, and no need to keep track of notebook.
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