I've got 3 but only the one on my 22/250 gets much hunting use with this function. Just the way it turned out.
There's a few games you can play with this reticle to make it work better. Once the rifle is sighted in at 200, just go straight to 400 and shoot a group using the primary crosshair and holding dead on. Put a big targ dot in the middle of the group, then go back to the bench and crank the magnification until the top set is on the hold point, and the 400 is on the target dot at the same time. Note the magnification, then go kill things at that power. If you run out of top end power to make it work, then make the intial sighting at a longer distance and start over.
Something to think about is that people have long sighted big-game rifles to hit 3 inches above LOS and held dead on until the bullet drops 3 inches below LOS. This works on the theory that 3 inches doesn't usually mean s**t on a big game animal. If that's the case, 3 inches of error in your reticle isn't any different. The trick with any system is to test, adapt and know when to quit.
The leupold system wasn't designed around one load, it's designed aroun 3 groups of cartridges, 2 different magnifications, and to different sighting in ranges. Sort through it, and you can find happiness somewhere.
