Strelok scope reticle Q

[bigHUN]

I am shooting target only, 50M and 100M rings, and this setup on the screen is for 22LR silouettes range (20-40-60-80-100).
I've been using Strelok for some time, but only for calculating the reticle holdover. Only recently I printed out my scopes turret tapes, tested and all working correct.
Now for a winter shooting I am planning to incorporate my WeatherMeter.
Here is what is confusing me:
Hypotheticaly this is a SFP scope, zeroed at 40M, and lets assume I want to shoot 80, with that in mind I got the clicks U27. But what to do on next screen?

When I zoom out the virtual scope power to 20x I can see the POI is there, but if I zoom it in to 32x all below the screen at 6clock.

From here, if I do the clicks on the scope turret, my POI would be in the center. And Strelok still showing me holdover.
I think when I connect my WeatherMeter, depend of a wind direction my POA will be below?
What I am missing somewhere a toggle switch that alternates between getting the point of aim at a distance with clicks vs holdover.
Anybody can explain?

 

[Feinwerk]

Hello @bigHUN ,
You're almost there....Use the virtual up elevation turret in the reticle display of Strelok Pro. See at the top of your first screenshot? Swipe it right to add your elevation clicks (above the zero point) and the poi circles will adjust in the graphical display. Looks like you have your scope click units all set - double check in your setting.
Cool!

GL,
Feinwerk

 

[bigHUN]

So, is that "rolling scale" meant to mimic the scope turret clicks? (I saw that earlier when I scroll it moved my POA to POI closer but didn't know that is the only option). I was expecting an On-Off button to chose between holdover vs turret clicks = if I click on it to remove the holdover and act as a FFP scope ???

 

[Feinwerk]

Yes I believe it mimics the scope turret. Your choice of SFP or ffp is made elsewhere in the scope settings if I'm not mistaken

 

[Gerry52]

Choice of FFP or SFP is made in the SCOPE selection area. I believe when choosing the scope you're using it gives the ffp/sfp option.

 

[bigHUN]

What this green dot means on the screen? What it does?

 

[bigHUN]

Looks like I figure out how to reset the reticle to POI center (without changing the scope from SFP to FFP).

I think this virtual turret mimics that I made the necessary clicks on the turret and resets to center on the upper screen.

 

[Feinwerk]

I'm using the Android version of the app (looks like you are too) and I don't have that green semicircle. Try clicking it and see what happens. Maybe it's something particular to your scope or some other new feature in the app.

 

[bigHUN]

When I click on that green half/semi circle, jumps on the reticle vertical line still up on that hight and a message pops up something like this: "don't use scope zoom with this feature".
When I am searching for images on the internet with keywords "strelok reticle screen" there are some screenshots where is that green half ball visible.

 

[Feinwerk]

Good luck with your search, I just don't know

 

[Revoman]

bigHUN --=--
If you go to the lower left where there is a button showing "About", click on that. It'll take you to "Send e-mail to Igor Borisov". Maybe try that?
mike

 

[Ryden]

The jumping green dot in Strelok is an extreme long range feature, when your scope doesn't have enough vertikal adjustment to get the elevation you need you can zero the scope on the top dot and combine holdover and turret settings, like when shooting over a mile or so.

I don't think this would be very useful for air rifles, unless you don't want to dial your scope at all.
According to Strelok, my FWB300 would reach 86y on the bottom post if zeroed on the top dot rather than 65 if zeroed on the center with the MilDot (USMC) reticle.