This is why I automatically add to my ignore list anyone with names like “gunfighter” “warfighter” “wardog” etc etc.
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How about pensive kitten?This is why I automatically add to my ignore list anyone with names like “gunfighter” “warfighter” “wardog” etc etc.
Welp. Somethings don’t change. One guy goes out on a felony spree off base, next day we’re ALL a bunch of assholes.This is why I automatically add to my ignore list anyone with names like “gunfighter” “warfighter” “wardog” etc etc.
You mean you don't shoot in 80 mph crosswinds?! You ain't hard... I do it all the time.Really good reticle. I mean who doesnt hold 2 mil wind at 300 yards?
zombies driving vehicles across a bridge at 300 yards?You mean you don't shoot in 80 mph crosswinds?! You ain't hard... I do it all the time.
zombies driving vehicles across a bridge at 300 yards?![]()
Literally dying over hereDepends on what ammo you use. If you need it to penetrate 2in thick armor and then catch the zombies on fire or not
Do zombies drive much faster than they walk... Or are these I Am Legend zombies?! Cuz fuck that!
Also, for that to be 3:00 to you, you'd have to be... In the river.![]()
It is harder if they are coming from 10:23 to 4:37....... now that is challenging.............![]()
Maybe that old Horus scope is on my 9mm carbine.Really good reticle. I mean who doesnt hold 2 mil wind at 300 yards?
I don’t shoot PRS so I think I fall into this category. I’m quite fond of tree reticles for the same reasons most have already said here. I personally find them pretty handy for zeroing too. Never have I thought the reticle was distracting or too much. My experiences are with the SKMR3 and MR4. Different animal than some of the Horus offerings.Hi gentlemen, looking at a new scope purchase and i've taking a liking to the Leupold xv3i LRP 6.5x20-50. I can't decide on the regular moa crosshair in ffp or their impact 29 moa reticle that has the "christmas tree" style subtensions below. Its unlikely that I will ever do PRS competions but I like the idea of faster corrections down range. So are the Christmas Tree style reticles truely useful or just distracting clutter for the average shooter. Thanks
That sounds so applicable to the real world!