Had a very difficult week, work-wise and family wise… So after mowing, I had this tasty Coors. It’s not a craft beer, but it goes down nicely when one is thirsty. Since I didn’t have a Bud Light
can, the Coors was it. 102 yards, sending CPHPs, wind from the north (my left), 5 shots before the first hit. 10 MILs of holdover and at least two MILs hold off. So about 36” of drop, and 6” of hold off. The second, low hit on the can (9 MILs holdover). Then I hit that saline bottle too! This is with a West Hunter WHT 3-12x44 IR FFP, while a good 60 yards and in pesting scope. Using 10 MILs of holdover, which is at the bottom of the reticle when at 12x leaves a lot to be desired. 10 shots for 3 hits on the can. 5 shots for 1 hit on the bottle. Sipping on a local craft brew as I type this and feeling lucky and blessed. Wishing all you ladies and gentlemen a happy Memorial Day Weekend. “Home of the free, because of the brave.” God Bless America.
can, the Coors was it. 102 yards, sending CPHPs, wind from the north (my left), 5 shots before the first hit. 10 MILs of holdover and at least two MILs hold off. So about 36” of drop, and 6” of hold off. The second, low hit on the can (9 MILs holdover). Then I hit that saline bottle too! This is with a West Hunter WHT 3-12x44 IR FFP, while a good 60 yards and in pesting scope. Using 10 MILs of holdover, which is at the bottom of the reticle when at 12x leaves a lot to be desired. 10 shots for 3 hits on the can. 5 shots for 1 hit on the bottle. Sipping on a local craft brew as I type this and feeling lucky and blessed. Wishing all you ladies and gentlemen a happy Memorial Day Weekend. “Home of the free, because of the brave.” God Bless America.
, but, excellent shooting and sipping! Looks like a beautiful day 
and shooting is also very relaxing to me, takes my mind off of things.
