Still see much reference to spotters with MILS in them or spotting hits/splash and re measuring.
This isn't really apllicable to a Hunting scenario-regardless of units or reticles.
I'll continue to read, research and listen.
A couple of things....
Right off the bat, if you are hunting or trying to hunt at long range without someone on a spotter..... you are wrong. Everyone misses. At every range. Long range shooting is a two person event. That is where the spotter and shooter having the same unit of measure in each optic comes in.
Originally Posted by LJB
A hit anywhere, not just in the vitals, on the second shot is considered "success".
Gunsite isn't exactly the pinnacle of training anymore. I've been a sniper for over a decade and at no time in any course has "any hit is a good hit" or "a wound is better than a kill" BS been taught.
As well, trying to range using a reticle is an exercise in futility.
