Rifle Scopes Theodolite Rangefinding
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Re: Theodolite Rangefinding
I have a wilde T6 theo and it works really well, but if you can find one of the Wilde or Barr and Stroud arty rangefinders they are much faster and easier. I have found them to work better than a cheap laser like my leica 1200 since it is tough to tell what is actually lazed on the flat prairie unless you have power poles, fences, trees, etc. On a prairie dog town while using a theo you would have to relocate your baseline for each point you range unless they are all in line!
Good luck.
I have a wilde T6 theo and it works really well, but if you can find one of the Wilde or Barr and Stroud arty rangefinders they are much faster and easier. I have found them to work better than a cheap laser like my leica 1200 since it is tough to tell what is actually lazed on the flat prairie unless you have power poles, fences, trees, etc. On a prairie dog town while using a theo you would have to relocate your baseline for each point you range unless they are all in line!
Good luck.
Re: Theodolite Rangefinding
I tried to make it work.... tried to follow the US Army on this one....but no.
Its too cumbersome for me.
Sorry
Afetr a week practice with 15 SF snipers we decided that it was not worth the effort.
Sorry
eduardo
I tried to make it work.... tried to follow the US Army on this one....but no.
Its too cumbersome for me.
Sorry
Afetr a week practice with 15 SF snipers we decided that it was not worth the effort.
Sorry
eduardo
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