Leatherwood ART M-1000 Sniper Scope

Published on July 7, 2010
Duration: 11:23

This guide details the installation and calibration of the Leatherwood ART M-1000 Sniper Scope, a unique optic designed by Jim Leatherwood. The scope features an 'Automatic Ranging and Trajectory' (ART) system, often referred to as a 'Camputer', which uses a physical cam mechanism to automatically adjust for bullet drop based on range. The process involves mounting the scope, setting the appropriate cam for the specific ammunition, and utilizing the integrated mount system. Instruction from a high-authority reviewer highlights its military heritage and practical application for long-range engagements.

Quick Summary

The Leatherwood ART M-1000 is an 'Automatic Ranging and Trajectory' (ART) scope, also known as a 'Camputer'. It automatically compensates for bullet drop by adjusting the mount based on a calibrated cam system, eliminating manual turret adjustments for elevation. Calibration involves setting the correct cam for specific ammunition using a provided chart, and it features a 'No-Math Mil-Dot' reticle for simplified aiming.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Unboxing
  2. 00:36Model Identification
  3. 02:08Military History
  4. 03:37The ART Mount System
  5. 05:00Calibration and Cam Settings
  6. 08:05Turret Features
  7. 09:21Theory of Operation
  8. 09:57Range and Sighting

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary function of the Leatherwood ART M-1000 Sniper Scope?

The Leatherwood ART M-1000 is an 'Automatic Ranging and Trajectory' (ART) scope, also known as a 'Camputer'. Its primary function is to automatically compensate for bullet drop at various ranges by physically adjusting the mount based on a calibrated cam system, eliminating the need for manual turret adjustments for elevation.

How is the Leatherwood ART M-1000 scope calibrated for different ammunition?

Calibration involves using a provided cartridge chart to select the correct 'cam' setting for the specific caliber and bullet weight being used. This cam dictates the scope's automatic trajectory compensation, ensuring accuracy at different distances without manual input.

What type of reticle does the Leatherwood ART M-1000 feature?

The scope features a 'No-Math Mil-Dot' reticle. This reticle aids in aiming and range estimation, and when combined with the ART system's automatic trajectory compensation, it simplifies long-range shooting by reducing the need for complex calculations.

What are the mounting specifications for the Leatherwood ART M-1000?

The Leatherwood ART M-1000 is designed with an integrated mount system that is compatible with both Weaver and Picatinny rails. It emphasizes a sturdy fit, utilizing locking washers for enhanced security and stability on the firearm.

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