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Here is my method, I have a ballistic program called exbal on a PDA which I have with me in the field, in that program all my load data is loaded permanently.
When I get on site I add the following data Barometric pressure tempature wind speed exbal then asks from which direction its blowing (in hours on a clock face) I enter all this data when I set my gear up, if game is spotted in another direction than anticipated I must change wind directio) when I prepare for a shot, the game is ranged, and angle of fire in °'s is entered, and the range, exbal gives me my comeups and wind dope. I adjust my scope and take the shot when its offered. Beyond 1000 yards I will almost always take a spotter shot to be sure I've got all my data right. as I'm glassing I mentaly check the wind for changes in speed and direction, sometimes ya gotta refigure in your head for gusty conditions or swirling winds, this part only comes with practice. RR
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LOL...TECHIES! We only get to use the exbal with Petey decides to tag along, he keeps that stuff tight to his chest! It's something that all long range shooters should invest in. Being able to actual real time data into the program, it gives you instant feedback on adjustments....another supreme confidence builder.
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