Videos tagged with BR2 Rangefinder

This video documents a successful Coues deer hunt in Arizona by Dustin Butler, highlighting the use of a Gunwerks rifle chambered in 6XC. The hunt involved spotting a buck at 385 yards, engaging it with a precise shot, and recovering the animal. The narrative emphasizes the challenges of spotting deer in desert terrain and the satisfaction of a successful hunt.

This episode of Long Range Pursuit follows Chad on a mule deer hunt in Utah's Pahvant Plateau, guided by Doyle Moss of Mossback Guides. The hunt highlights the challenges of locating and harvesting a large trophy buck, emphasizing the importance of accurate long-range shooting. A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to a technical demonstration of how altitude, temperature, and shot angle affect ballistic calculations, specifically windage holds, showcasing the advantages of modern rangefinders over fixed turrets.

This episode of Long Range Pursuit follows Mike and Aaron Davidson on a Coues deer hunt in Sonora, Mexico. The video also features a technical demonstration by Jeremy Wyers on the effects of angled shots on bullet trajectory and how to compensate using devices like the BR2 rangefinder. The hunters successfully harvest a large Coues deer after careful wind and distance calculations.

This expert-level guide from Gunwerks demonstrates the critical impact of environmental variables like altitude, temperature, and shot angle on long-range windage hold. It highlights the inadequacy of fixed turrets and showcases how advanced ballistic rangefinders provide the exact corrections needed for consistent accuracy. The instruction emphasizes the necessity of precise windage calculations for extended distances.

This video demonstrates the significant impact of angled shots on bullet trajectory, particularly in high-altitude hunting scenarios. Instructor Jeremy Wyers explains that gravity's effect is reduced on angled shots, leading to a higher point of impact if not compensated for. He illustrates this with a 32-degree angle shot at 800 yards, resulting in a 14-inch vertical deflection. The video suggests using angle meters, cosine indicators, or advanced rangefinders like the BR2 with onboard ballistic programs to calculate and apply the necessary corrections for accurate shooting.

This video focuses on demonstrating how to access the Measured Values Display on the G7 BR2 Ballistic Rangefinder. Aaron Davidson guides viewers through the process, highlighting a specific feature of this piece of equipment. While not a direct firearm demonstration, it is highly relevant to individuals using or considering this ballistic rangefinder for shooting and hunting applications.