I'm stepping up my rifle game (from pretty much zero, so there's room for improvement). I want to make dope cards for my rifles. I ran the Hornady and JBM calculators for my 6.5 Creedmore ammo and surely someone has a format for making it fit on a card?
What's a good way to water proof and tape the card to the stock? Clear packaging tape? Laminate the card and velcro (would be good for changing ammo loads)?
I have 2 rifles with mil/mil scopes so I'll make bullet drop cards with mil corrections for them. 1000 yards for the 6.5 and 600 for the .223? Or should I be smart only make cards to 500 since that's the longest range I have? But there might be a Zombie invasion where I need a 1000 yard shot across the field next to my house and if it's not on the card, I'll never hit them.
I also have rifles in different calibers wearing Nikon scopes with BDC dots (.223, .22lr, .300blk, .50 beowulf). I figure I can use the Nikon calculator and print out cards that will have what range each dot is good for hold over. Otherwise the dots are useless.
What's a good way to water proof and tape the card to the stock? Clear packaging tape? Laminate the card and velcro (would be good for changing ammo loads)?
I have 2 rifles with mil/mil scopes so I'll make bullet drop cards with mil corrections for them. 1000 yards for the 6.5 and 600 for the .223? Or should I be smart only make cards to 500 since that's the longest range I have? But there might be a Zombie invasion where I need a 1000 yard shot across the field next to my house and if it's not on the card, I'll never hit them.
I also have rifles in different calibers wearing Nikon scopes with BDC dots (.223, .22lr, .300blk, .50 beowulf). I figure I can use the Nikon calculator and print out cards that will have what range each dot is good for hold over. Otherwise the dots are useless.