Here is a simulator for long range shooting. I scored an 82 first time through, how did you do?

Long Range Shooting Simulation Demo

Mike

That was kinda nuts. Thanks for the post.
gordon

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better have that checked

But, but....there is no aperture, and no smoke when I pull the trigger!!!

How exactly do you expect a feller to do long range shooting without big slow moving hunks of lead and columns of billowing smoke? I was lost.

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Lost it all in a boat accident

Took me two cycles to get used to it but I ended up with 90 on the 3rd try. Actually pretty fun.

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shot a 78 not too good : (

First few trys weren't so good but then several 99 and 100.

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Chad

Further proof why I use 100 round ammo boxes.

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S&WHF 366

Hey, thanks for posting that. Lots of fun.
I'm not the best though

COOL game, 82 on the first time. Not smart enough to calculate by using the MOA settings on the scope but did much better with 'Kentucky windage'.

Thanks for the link, I hat it on my last computer until it crashed and burned

Scored an 86 on my first run through. I haven't tried it again, yet. I guess I will...see if I can manage a perfect run.

Geez...I did horrible on the first 2 targets! Then I finally figured out my mistake on the windage adjustments, and it went a bit smoother from there.

Thanks for posting that, it's pretty interesting.

Tim

This is really an entertaining little game. Thanks a lot for posting this. I always enjoy a new way to pass a few minutes away.... Scored an 83 first time through by the way. That 5 on the first round didn't help.

I did ******. The wind was blowing sand in my eyes, I was shooting a new load, I drank too much coffee in the morning, and my feet hurt. Oh yeah, the guy next tp me was brassing me too. Pretty realistic game.

95 my first run, but I had been practicing the math before I found this site. I have found your score can drop just as quickly if you get over confident or sloppy in math, I find its a good exercise to get comfortable with the math. Later on found a mil-dot calculator for my phone which speeds things up. The thing that helped me was my HS trig class, I calculated that a 1:30 wind would have 66% wind drift vs a straight crosswind. Horus scopes has a simulator that's a lot of fun too.

Jim in Iowa

80, only did it one time, never was any good at math (language arts, history, chasing girls more my speed). Can count the times on one hand I've done any long range rifle shooting (anything longer than 100 yds). I'll definitel spend lots of time on it though when I'm having trouble sleeping at night lol.

80 first round. Mils work better with meters IIRC. Oh, and who zeroes a long range rifle at 100 yards? Give me a zero for a -/+ 6 inch point blank range any day.

I scored an 81 the first time through. I can't figure out how to move the turrets. I would have done better if I could move the turrets. I had trouble adjusting for wind. And, the wind direction seems wrong. According to the indicator, the wind was blowing to the right, but I had to correct right to hit the target.

Edit: I guess I should have read the instructions first. Still, the wind is off.

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I threw the rifle down range, I stink at video games.

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Back to back World War Champs.

Wind vanes ALWAYS point to where the wind is coming FROM, not to where it is going.

Well, that makes sense. I continue to learn.

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