It's a joke.
I would agree that is most likely with the Nikon, but I doubt it for the Nightforce, plus it is doing the same thing when I dial the adjustment, rather than relying on the reticle.
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It's a joke.
It's a joke.
I would agree that is most likely with the Nikon, but I doubt it for the Nightforce, plus it is doing the same thing when I dial the adjustment, rather than relying on the reticle.
Thus, the mystery. I'm pretty sure it wasn't the shooter. I was able to properly group with two other rifles on the same bench, with the same bipod and bag shooting at the same target within minutes of having this issue. It was actually one rifle before and one rifle after. All three had Nightforce scopes with the MOAR reticle.Program says 2.7, but 2 moa low, that means you are still having to dial .7, correct?
Ballistics has been settled science for decades. If the calculations running the programs are correct and all the relevant data is entered correctly, there really shouldn't be any discrepancy beyond environmental and shooter factors.
Unless...
(Just change stove to rifle)
When you figure this out, let us know, because its strange and I'd like to know. You didn't change magnification between ranges did you? That's the only thing left I can think of since those are not FFP scopes.
Nope, same magnification. I double checked.When you figure this out, let us know, because its strange and I'd like to know. You didn't change magnification between ranges did you? That's the only thing left I can think of since those are not FFP scopes.
Nope, same magnification. I double checked.
So far, the only thing I can come up with is Gremlins.
Yes.SFP Scopes means the reticle is only valid at the advertised values on one power. What that the magnification used? Just checking.