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Horus CATS Calibration Target - Shooting Setup

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CATS Calibration Targets are patented targets designed to allow the user to validate the tracking of their turrets and identify if the user is canting their rifle. Designed to be used at 100 yards, you're able to collect valuable data to improve your accuracy without the need for extended ranges. In this video Todd Hodnett from Accuracy 1st reviews the important details when setting up your rifle to complete a CATS Target test.
The same target can be used for MOA or MRAD scopes as both are marked on the same target.
Horus Vision is an industry-leading innovator of targeting solutions. Our groundbreaking reticles are used by the most elite marksmen around the world. Combined with our patented ballistics technologies and revolutionary products, we enable marksmen of all disciplines to rapidly engage targets more accurately and with reduced correction time between shots. We offer our reticle patterns and technologies to the rest of the industry through licensing programs, allowing you to take advantage of our technologies in your optic of choice.
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6 сен 2024

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@MrRebar15 4 года назад

*Horus Vision* Thank-you sir for taking the time to explain this. God Bless.

@HorusVision 4 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@NateLeeProductions 4 года назад

Where’s your hat brother...

@fredfischer9318 3 года назад

Hi Todd. Let me start by saying thanks for all the help and can’t wait to get my tremor 3. I’ve been taking LR classes here in my state of PA. and I’ve gotten down the rabbit hole of how to test track my scopes. I have the MOA I think figured out my formula being (for the SWFA scope I have lowest parallax setting is 10yds) so I 10yds x 5MOA x constant .01047 = .5235 that’s a measurement in inches. I’ll do this math all the way down to the end of the Terrett run in this case 110 MOA. In increments of 5MOA And set up my paper as you do in your cats test. Now my question. When I do a MILS test my constant is .03599 is my end number in my equation in inches or metric? For instance 10m x 1mil x constant .03599=.3599 is .3599 millimeters centimeters or inches? Am I doing this right? Thanks for any help it’s greatly appreciated.

@HorusVision 3 года назад

Not toally clear on your question, are you trying to test tracking at 10 yards? If so you won't have enough fidelity to see if the turrets are actually tracking, there just isn't enough linear difference between 5 and 6 MOA to see at such a close range. Regardless, to get the spacing 1 mil=3.6" at 100 yards so if you use inches the result will be inches, or it's 1 mil=10 cm 100 yards in which case your spacing would be in cm (metric). You should test tracking at at least 100 yards though to get meaningful results.