Strelok pro on the $

[shambozzie]

Put the range finder on crow @ 104 yds. D-rig 22.5 vk with a bc of .074 @ 820 mv. Clicked in the elevation and put the crosshair on his head. Off a hair. I really wanted a head shot but oh well. Cricket compact with swfa 10x sf md.

 

[jwrabbit123]

wow you have a beautiful yard for shooting , great shot , remember as kids the ranges air rifles could get a crow ? I do LOU

 

[earthsculptor]

Nice shooting. I have been considering strelok but i am still tying to justify it since im only shooting 50 yds.

 

[shambozzie]

@jwrabbit123, thanks for the love.

@earthsculptor, make the $12 investment for strelok pro. Once you enter all necessary info (pay special attention to scope height) you will be amazed at the info it produce. Along with a range finder it answer all the what if questions. The time will come when you want to extend your range so why not be ready. Even if you have a 12 fpe gun on a calm day and the stars line up with practice you can pop ballons @ 100 yds. Knowledge is power. Go for it man.

 

[Bob_O]

Nice!

Remember to validate your trajectory for best results.

 

[earthsculptor]

Thanks for the reply Shambozzie, I suppose 12 wont break the bank. And i do like to be right on. So far 50 yds for me is lights out. I have a dreamline that truly makes half inch groups from a rest.

 

[L.Leon]

I believe it’s a good investment, not only for the ballistics. But for the reticle database. When guys here are talking up scopes, I go to Strelok to check out the reticle designs to see if I would like them or not. So far in my limited usage it’s been worth the money.

 

[dennisu]

Worth the money but like Bob_O stated you really do need to validate the results. My experience has been that it’s a great starting point but you need to get the inputs like pellet BC and scope height correct to get the best results.