Help me understand this, Leupold just came out with a ballistically "smart" rangefinder. Besides providing the actual range to the target it apparently takes into account the angle of the shot , allegedly providing the corrected range to the target due to the angle of attack.
Okay, I thought that was the purpose of the rangefinder, to provide you the actual target distance as if both reference points were on a flat plane.
Thus providing actual distance rather than topographical distance. Thus providing correct range for up/down scenarios.
To quote one of my attempted murderers, "wassup wid dat?"
Any experts out there?
Okay, I thought that was the purpose of the rangefinder, to provide you the actual target distance as if both reference points were on a flat plane.
Thus providing actual distance rather than topographical distance. Thus providing correct range for up/down scenarios.
To quote one of my attempted murderers, "wassup wid dat?"
Any experts out there?
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