Holdover cheat sheet
- Thread starter bouchard69
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I keep all my data on phone with Strelok pro and use a Quarterback wrist band for backup and quick reference.
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Wrist band idea is cool!
In the past I have taken a screenshot of strelok reticle and sent it to the local 1 hour photo place after I sized it down to a few smaller sizes. Then I found the one I could fit in the flip up scope cover and taped it in there.
In the past I have taken a screenshot of strelok reticle and sent it to the local 1 hour photo place after I sized it down to a few smaller sizes. Then I found the one I could fit in the flip up scope cover and taped it in there.
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I do the same thing on my Crown. I found some labels at work and just run them through the laser printer. Seem to hold up great.
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Can never remember my holdovers, any ideas for keeping these with the rifle?
If this pic ^^^ is how you do it, then I think you have it licked
Looks like you already have it covered?
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Wrist band idea is cool!
In the past I have taken a screenshot of strelok reticle and sent it to the local 1 hour photo place after I sized it down to a few smaller sizes. Then I found the one I could fit in the flip up scope cover and taped it in there.
Same here works well
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I'm going the Apple watch route, but waiting until mid-September until the version 7 is out.
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Have you seen this in Sterlok Pro on your phone in the upper right there is a phone icon. Touch that and it will send it to an Apple Watch
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Thank you all for the input. I hadn't seen any posts on the Subject and figured I'd see if there were more elegant solutions than my old school paper-n-tape. One of my use case for this is when I see a squirrel gorging on one of the bird feeders. Allows me to quickly grab my Wildcat, range, and dispatch, without the need for a separate card or device. I do see the value technology plays in a more leisure shoot though...Boo
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the most elegant solution is to get rid of the problem to begin with. Unless your feeders are over 50 yards away you can setup your zero and speed so there will be little difference in drop/POI so you can point and shoot without needing a card at all. But if you have a luxury of having such huge range a printed card would be the simplistic solution.
some of us “waste” far more time tinkering than actually shooting so having technology that updates with all the crap we change becomes a necessity. I’m so bad with this I have 3 independent ballistic solver setups…….because I need that much help. LOL
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