Shooter Ready Software

[Ditch Doc]

Does anyone have any experience with the Shooter Ready Mil Dot program??

I would very much like to learn how to properly use scope in order to hopefully one day come out and shoot. The problem is, despite reading several articles on how to range, it appears I need significantly more assistance as my calculations seem to be way off. I would have been better off shooting with both eyes closed after spinning in circles for 2 minutes!!

 

[Savage]

D D works great requires the use of math and a calculator you can speed things up by using a mildot master.Drop me a pm

 

[Bush Man]

I tried the online version a couple times, thats how I started. I knew nothing about mil-dot calculations, and now I think I could do it in the field.

 

[Scharfschütze]

Can any one pm me some links. I ,myself know noting about reading mil dots or even starting with the calculations.
Thanks

 

[Ditch Doc]

I tried the online version a couple times, thats how I started. I knew nothing about mil-dot calculations, and now I think I could do it in the field.

Granted I only tried the online version once for about 20 min but what ever I was doing wrong I kept repeating it. I finally figured why keep banging you head against the wall.

 

[Ditch Doc]

Can any one pm me some links. I ,myself know noting about reading mil dots or even starting with the calculations.
Thanks

PM me with you e-mail address, I have a few good articles/links that will at least get you started in the right direction.

 

[Savage]

There are plenty of links that work in this post http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=132420

 

[Ditch Doc]

D D works great requires the use of math and a calculator you can speed things up by using a mildot master.Drop me a pm

PM Sent

 

[Longshot]

Its a great way to practice milling with zero cost.

 

[Ditch Doc]

Its a great way to practice milling with zero cost.

Apparently I need LOTS of practice!!! I could not get a hit on the demo to save my life. I am hoping the interactive classroom in the full version will shed some light on my mistakes.

 

[Boomer]

The software includes an excellent tutorial on using the mildots. It is also useful to print off drop tables for the different environmental conditions. I print mine off in 5 yard incriments. It's much nicer to shoot at the computer when the temperature is -80.

 

[JBD]

I bought it. It is good practice for using mildots. Unless you are a genius you need a calculator handy in order to hit. I would have liked to have had the mildot master to practice using that. Unfortunately I lost the program.

The program also teaches how to compensate for wind.

 

[Clobbersauras]

Its a great way to practice milling with zero cost.

Sorry what link were you referring to?

 

[Ditch Doc]

Sorry what link were you referring to?

For the program search "Shooter Ready" for the program. As for the Mildot Master, go to the One Shot Tactical link located at the top of CGN.