Why do you use a rangefinder?
#91
RE: Why do you use a rangefinder?
ORIGINAL: gutshot
So Atlas are you saying that "every" shot that you take you have NO doubt exactly where your arrow is going to hit. I have a hard time believing that. JMHO
So Atlas are you saying that "every" shot that you take you have NO doubt exactly where your arrow is going to hit. I have a hard time believing that. JMHO
In his defense, a 2" margin of error is critical on a fawn.
#92
RE: Why do you use a rangefinder?
I cannot tolerate a margin of error that high.
At 24 yds (which you admitted was on the extreme end)....I would have been 2" higher than this.......
I can tolerate this.......call me what you will.
#93
RE: Why do you use a rangefinder?
ORIGINAL: _Dan
In his defense, a 2" margin of error is critical on a fawn.
ORIGINAL: gutshot
So Atlas are you saying that "every" shot that you take you have NO doubt exactly where your arrow is going to hit. I have a hard time believing that. JMHO
So Atlas are you saying that "every" shot that you take you have NO doubt exactly where your arrow is going to hit. I have a hard time believing that. JMHO
In his defense, a 2" margin of error is critical on a fawn.
Many other factors besides the 2'' low factor. The deer could drop or move causing a 2'' miss to be perfect, or a perfect shot to be bad hit.
Knowing the distance is only half the battle, and why I just wait for them to get inside 20 yds
#94
RE: Why do you use a rangefinder?
ORIGINAL: Germ
You just had to say it before you left
ORIGINAL: _Dan
In his defense, a 2" margin of error is critical on a fawn.
ORIGINAL: gutshot
So Atlas are you saying that "every" shot that you take you have NO doubt exactly where your arrow is going to hit. I have a hard time believing that. JMHO
So Atlas are you saying that "every" shot that you take you have NO doubt exactly where your arrow is going to hit. I have a hard time believing that. JMHO
In his defense, a 2" margin of error is critical on a fawn.
#95
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: NY
Posts: 4,668
RE: Why do you use a rangefinder?
ORIGINAL: gutshot
So Atlas are you saying that "every" shot that you take you have NO doubt exactly where your arrow is going to hit. I have a hard time believing that. JMHO
So Atlas are you saying that "every" shot that you take you have NO doubt exactly where your arrow is going to hit. I have a hard time believing that. JMHO
#96
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: NY
Posts: 4,668
RE: Why do you use a rangefinder?
ORIGINAL: _Dan
In his defense, a 2" margin of error is critical on a fawn.
ORIGINAL: gutshot
So Atlas are you saying that "every" shot that you take you have NO doubt exactly where your arrow is going to hit. I have a hard time believing that. JMHO
So Atlas are you saying that "every" shot that you take you have NO doubt exactly where your arrow is going to hit. I have a hard time believing that. JMHO
In his defense, a 2" margin of error is critical on a fawn.
#97
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: NY
Posts: 4,668
RE: Why do you use a rangefinder?
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
At 24 yds (which you admitted was on the extreme end)....I would have been 2" higher than this.
At 24 yds (which you admitted was on the extreme end)....I would have been 2" higher than this.
I can tolerate this.......call me what you will.
I think you're just bored and wanting to start crap to argue about........I find it hard to believe someone who used to play competitive golf cannot appreciate the benefit of knowing EXACT yardages.
#98
RE: Why do you use a rangefinder?
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
I can tolerate this.......call me what you will.
I cannot tolerate a margin of error that high.
I can tolerate this.......call me what you will.
What happened to "There are no wrong answers."
#99
RE: Why do you use a rangefinder?
I'm not tryng to argue with anyone. I said up front there was no wrong answer....and thanked you for your opinion.
There's also QUITE a bit of difference in the shot I took and a guy on the Mathews board that shot a deer in the hip, though. That ATTEMPT at a correlation is absolutely ludicrous on your part.
I hit what I was aiming at. The result (photo) speaks for itself. you're actually trying to compare what I did with this????
You're quite unbelievable, Atlas.....lol.
There's also QUITE a bit of difference in the shot I took and a guy on the Mathews board that shot a deer in the hip, though. That ATTEMPT at a correlation is absolutely ludicrous on your part.
I hit what I was aiming at. The result (photo) speaks for itself. you're actually trying to compare what I did with this????
You're quite unbelievable, Atlas.....lol.
#100
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: NY
Posts: 4,668
RE: Why do you use a rangefinder?
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
I'm not tryng to argue with anyone. I said up front there was no wrong answer....
I'm not tryng to argue with anyone. I said up front there was no wrong answer....
There's also QUITE a bit of difference in the shot I took and a guy on the Mathews board that shot a deer in the hip, though. That ATTEMPT at a correlation is absolutely ludicrous on your part.
You're quite unbelievable, Atlas.