chronos and sun

[Bruce Mc]

I won't give up accuracy either. Its a 50/50 thing. I need both.

 

[SJB358]

Having a load that is as flat shooting as possible gives me a little more confidence when I'm in the field. Especially when you're thinking about that 600 yd cross canyon on a big'un. Shooting that far is kinda iffy for me, but I still think about it and want a load that can handle it.

I too want a load to be as flat as possible but I won't give up accuracy to get it. But then again that's what turrets and practice are for.

I think we are all on the same page here. Just different ways of getting to the end! Scotty

 

[bullet]

I always block the early morning sun from my chrony, the sun at that angle can screw things up. I shoot north to south, that is the way our range is set up.

 

[FOTIS]

From what I have been told every NRA sanctioned range points to the North.