Wanted- MilDot Scope Training

MrButterpants · 05-13-2010, 16:22

Class recap n pics are up boys.....at least while my hosting lasts

**thvigil11** · 05-13-2010, 16:43

http://www.shooterready.com/lrs.html

Try this out. Not a complete course, but good for practice.

**68Charger** · 05-15-2010, 06:28

Originally Posted by waxthis

That demo is cool, however I cant seem to get the elevation and windage knobs to work...

use the arrow keys...

**waxthis** · 05-15-2010, 06:35

Originally Posted by 68Charger

use the arrow keys...

Thanx 68 Charger, I figured it out so I deleted my post..Very cool software!

**TriggerHappy** · 05-15-2010, 16:33

Talk to Firemoth aka "Rob" at Bowers Tactical.

**Hoser** · 05-31-2010, 22:10

Originally Posted by Roostn

I am looking for a One Day Clinic on range estimation and use of a MilDot Scope. I am looking to start shooting some of the longer range matches like the Safari Steel and have never trained on the MilDot system. There are potencially 3 of us looking to attend.

PM me here on this Forum.

So did you ever get someone to show you how to use mil-dots to range things or did you break down and get a rangefinder?

Are we going to see you at the Steel Safari next weekend? C Ward, Butterpants and I will be there.

**Zak Smith** · 06-01-2010, 17:45

The 2010 Steel Safari has been full since mid January. Reading the prior year match reports would indicate that mil ranging at both the Steel Safari and the Sporting Rifle Match is unnecessary and in the former case likely to cause you to time out on every stage, or miss virtually every target because the target sizes are not known by the shooter.

Mil ranging is a good thing to know how to do; however, if you spend just a few minutes using google you can find tutorials on how to mil stuff.

On the other stuff, here you go

article | Practical Long-Range Rifle Shooting, Part I - Rifle & Equipment

article | Practical Long-Range Rifle Shooting, Part II - Optics

article | Practical Long-Range Rifle Shooting, Part III - Shooting