MILDOT MASTER vs WizWheel

[FA Duk]

Wondering which to use as I’m not going to go with a gold plated Kestral (I use the Kestrel Drop and love it). I do have and use use a Leica 2400.com rangefinder to cheat a bit.

Using 3 different calibers (6.5, .300WM & .308) ... factory match and NATO ammo. Perhaps no more than two variants per caliber.

my understanding is that the WizWheel is bullet dependent .. requiring one to swap new wheels in for different solutions.

thoughts / advice?

 

[Lowlight]

Two different devices

A Mil-Dot Master just gives you a range to targets, not the ballistics

The Whiz Wheel is a BS ballistic calculator, very few bother with it.

You are better off doping each rifle and creating a specific card for them individually, keep the data with the rifles.

There is a ton of options and methods to manage ballistic data. Most people go straight to software to manage it, but hardcopy is recommended. You can get stickers to put on the rifles to manage it, sling holders, scope mounted options.

Or You can download all sorts of manual shortcuts here to help

 

[Trigger Monkey]

I agree with Frank, I have one from years back and it was ok when I had just the one .308 but at about $20 per custom solver wheel, yeah no I'll just make up some cards.