Leupold yardage stickers for flip ups.

[double gun]

Can someone tell me where to get more of those little stickers for inside your scope flip ups that show the yardage drops ?

 

[Dogleg]

Edit; some flip ups come with stickers, but more drops for
ranges than specific to the B&C. Why do you need them for the B&C? Isn't the point of the reticle not needing to remember the drops?

 

[Beaver Skin]

If I remember correctly, the stickers came with the Alumina scope covers and they aren't specific to the B&C reticle. I remember them being printed with yardage in 100 yard increments with a line for you to write in whatever you wanted.

 

[double gun]

Edit; some flip ups come with stickers, but more drops for
ranges than specific to the B&C. Why do you need them for the B&C? Isn't the point of the reticle not needing to remember the drops?

No reticle is perfect for every cartridge.
But that's beside the point, I'm looking for a source - not debating the usefulness.

 

[double gun]

If I remember correctly, the stickers came with the Alumina scope covers and they aren't specific to the B&C reticle. I remember them being printed with yardage in 100 yard increments with a line for you to write in whatever you wanted.

Now that I think about it, I believe you are right. Either way, I still need some. The only generic stickers I've found in town, fall off when it's at all cold outside.

 

[Dogleg]

No reticle is perfect for every cartridge.
But that's beside the point, I'm looking for a source - not debating the usefulness.

North Pro has caps with stickers handing on the wall.

 

[Terry Perkins]

You could always buy the rectangular sticky labels at the local dollar store, and cut them to fit. I use them on the inside of my ocular lens cover, they don't fall off in cold weather.

 

[Why not?]

Double gun,

It's actually pretty easy to make your own round labels using your computer. You can record on them the trajectory specifically for each rifle and load.

Use good heavy stock 8 1/2 X 11 paper, print, then cut them out to just barely fit into your scope caps, and apply them using........ rubber cement! They will stay in, in the coldest weather.

I can't figure out how to show my PDF of ten circles with 100 to 500, and ten with 200 to 600. You can edit the ranges, and scale the circles to fit your caps.

Someone on here will be able to post showing it.
Ted

Edit: Okay, here's a screenshot:



And here's the PDF:

 

[double gun]

Thanks gentlemen, especially WhyNot.