Originally Posted By: shooters
Beam Deviance is your MAIN problem. Vortex, Bushnell, Leupold, and other have a VERY WIDE Beam Deviance. You MUST be able to hit the deer with the laser! Lecia is what you need. OR you can get a Vector 4 Vectronix and have the BEST rangfinger/binocular unit you can get~!! thumbup Binoculars are a MUST HAVE for accurate shooting. You MUST get steady enough to hits the deers body. Read that again and let it sink in. You MUST have a good dial turret MOA scope. YOU MUST no the BC of your bullet AND you MUST know the FPS the bullet is when it leaves the barrel. You MUST have some sort of Ballistics Cart OR Ballistics Computer, OR you are wasting time and bullets


Sounds like beam deviance may be my problem. I have a very good turret dial scope (MOA/MOA) and my bullet has a very good BC and is matched to my gun's twist rate. I have a ballistics calculator I use on my phone. My main problem has just been not being able to get a laser on a deer. In your exp. will something like a Leica be able to hit a deer at say 500-1000 yards?

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