Videos tagged with Ballistic Dope

This video demonstrates mid-range practice with a scoped carbine, focusing on adjusting for wind and understanding ballistic dope. The shooter highlights the importance of using the reticle for wind holds and notes how environmental factors can affect accuracy, requiring adjustments to the aiming point.

This video details an advanced long-range thermal hog hunt at 622 yards, emphasizing the critical role of specialized equipment and precise execution. Key takeaways include the effectiveness of the 6.5 PRC cartridge for extended range, the benefits of a stable two-tripod shooting platform, and the necessity of accurate rangefinding and ballistic calculations using tools like Kestrel devices and thermal optics for successful night hunting.

This video introduces the Axeon Optics Second Zero, a lens system designed to compensate for bullet drop at extended ranges without requiring manual adjustments to the rifle scope. The system works by bending the image, effectively shifting the reticle's point of impact to match the bullet's trajectory. It's presented as a solution for hunters and shooters who struggle with calculating holdovers or ballistic dope, allowing them to simply hold on target at specified distances after a standard 100-yard zero. The technology is highlighted as durable, battery-free, and compatible with various rifle scopes and red dot sights.