Thanks Doug. I was ready to buy this unit, but not having windage hold readouts is likely a deal killer for me. Hard to imagine a $3000 unit that won't do this nowadays.
Easy enough to have a drop/windage chart w/10MPH wind calculated. Wind is linear. Cut in half for 45 degree angle or 5MPH full-grade, double for 20MPH full-grade.
I cannot fathom being afield without a backup chart afixed on-board the rifle somewhere. Under the scope cap, taped/velcro'd to the stock, I've written the data I needed onto grey paint with a black sharpie. If your LRF somehow dies afield at least a hunting partner or your guide can give you the range, then you can consult your chart and make the necessary correction. We're not talking about hauling a 20" cast iron skillet to a mountain top, it's a piece of paper smaller than a .50 cent piece.
