Long-range shooting can be an incredibly rewarding pursuit, whether it be in a quest for accuracy at the range, competition, or on a hunt. But it’s often a daunting pursuit as well, with practice for larger caliber rifles reaching a high cost per-round, so some of the finer skills beyond simply hitting a target can sometimes land on the back-burner. If you’re new to long-range shooting, ask yourself: Do I know how to use my mil-dot reticle to range a target? A new product that can help rifle shooters learn to use the ranging features of their scope, whether you use a mil-dot reticle or one with milliradian subtensions (MRAD) or MOA subtensions. Helps you get a basic understanding of how to use mil- or MOA reticles to range targets, and how to make elevation adjustments and wind holds in either mils or MOA. Then it lets you assess yourself and improve your weaknesses with feedback like hit results, ranges, and wind info, which are displayed after you take the shot.

The simulation (the review makes sure to point out it's not a game) has pre-programmed calibers including.223,.264 (6.5mm),.308 Win. Mag.,.338 Lapua Mag., and.50 BMG. The flight characteristics of individual cartridges programmed and handled by Sierra Infinity 6 Exterior Ballistic Software.

Libro De Biofisica Medica Pdf Printer. Feb 24, 2016 - The Shooter Ready range simulator allows you to get lots of range estimation practice using your reticle without burning up any ammo. Nov 29, 2007 - If you want to keep your wind-reading skills sharp during a long, cold winter spent mostly indoors, check out Shooter Ready, a Long-Range Shooting Simulation for home computers. A FREE DEMO is offered on the web. This is serious training software, not just a computer game.