Backwards velocities
Velocity goes up instead of down
Numbers don’t stack up
Concept is good, and layout is good, but the numbers make no sense. I have it set to Imperial and I am zeroed at 100yards. If I change the slider to say 200, at the top it say
Impact Point (in) 3cm, and 4 clicks adjustment.
How can it be 3cm in inches?
And in reality, drop is more like 5 inches.
Impact Point (in) 3cm, and 4 clicks adjustment.
How can it be 3cm in inches?
And in reality, drop is more like 5 inches.
Previous version was better
Generally works very well although it’s hard to adjust for altitude as in there is nowhere to put it in.
Information is in a form that I don’t need -I don’t have any need for mrad & would prefer MOA instead of clicks
Information is in a form that I don’t need -I don’t have any need for mrad & would prefer MOA instead of clicks
No .204? No good.
If you go to the Sako website and build a model 85 Varmint, the first 3 choices are chambered in .204 Ruger. I bought one of them and it is a fantastic rifle. This Sako app doesn’t include .204 as a caliber choice. The smallest it offers is .222. It is useless to me until the .204 is added. Please add it in an update so I can use it, and I will update this review. Thanks. Greg in Canada.
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Accurate
I have found the predicted results to be pretty accurate when compared to actual results on the range. It is straightforward and easy to set up. A valuable reference.
The UI needs to be improved for field or hunting applications. Difficult to select precise distances quickly.
The UI needs to be improved for field or hunting applications. Difficult to select precise distances quickly.
