How To Use Your Reticle VS Dialing For Your Rifle Scope 

This was an awesome video exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for such a helpful video.

Really cool and informative! Thank you for making this video

That was very informative, thank you for putting that video together👍🏼

I am wanting to transition from a SFP shooter to a FFP shooter. Enjoyed your video. Thanks for not speaking to us like we're idiots and your a Rocket Scientist.

Wonderful video. I am new to this. I needed this video, I am getting a vortex Viper 1-6x for my AR. By no means will I be doing shots like these but I now understand that I can go half power and just double.

great vid guys. To the point and well explained

Dude you are awesome! Great video!

See…. This is just simply amazing to me… long distance shooting has always had my attention! Here in west virginia, ill never have a shot of 700 yards… heck, its hard to have a 300 yard shot, but learning the ins and outs of a rifle scope, how to use it to my advantage. In a situation where i can use this training. Would be absolutely amazing. I dont know much about “dope the scope” i learn more hands on then anything! Even just the idea of maybe winning this year’s package. Gives me more excitement then ever! Awesome video!

awesome explanation and example using this optic type. Helped me understand my scope

I can dig it! I usually dont hold that extreme but nevertheless, it works! Thanks!

Very informative. Thank you. Need more videos like. There is hardly any on the tube. 🎉

Excellent video. That is just what I wanted to learn. I would like to have had you talk a bit more about what you did at the 3:40 mark when you ran out of MOA on your reticle, though it sounds like your reticle markings are X2 at the half power mark...never knew that. Also, what cartridge are you using? Kind of looks like 6.5 PRC. Thank you.

I’m ordering the Zeiss Conquest V4 4-16x44 with this exact ZBi #68 reticle. Hunting and ringing steel scope but I want to get better at holding vs dialing all the time.

Nice shootin man!

Well done

I really enjoyed this video thank you so much for the thorough explanation Quick question: how many yards are you actually zeroed in at? Thank you🙏🏻

Awesome video! What camera is that you attach to the scope? Thank you!

I’m sold on the scope, but can’t decide between the 4-16 & 6-24. Without using one , have the assumption that the 4-16 will be offer better clarity (I could be wrong)

This was great, can you do one for FFP as well?

Great demonstration. Which ballistics app do you recommend?

Awesome video! Is this with a FFP scope?

Excellent video! Do you guys have courses for civilians?

What app do you use on your phone to find the MOA for your load

I'm a beginner. How do you get those MOAs at different distances? Must have to do with your rifle and your ammo? Thanks for the answer.

Hi! Great video. My question is by going to half Magnification you get double digets for your dope does this apply on 2nd focal plane or also on ffp

may I ask so when I zero my rifles , Should I zero with the scope on max magnification.

Is that a b14 ridge by begara

Was that a second focal plan scope??

Does using half of the magnification power double the sub-tensions on every SFP scope?

Is that a Bell and Carlson stock ?

What scope are you using?

Remington 700?

Congratulations, you're talking to yourself , lol. Nobody understands what you're explaining unless they're already up to your level. And anyone close to your level probably has very specific questions. 🎯👍nailed it !

Unless you tell us what EXACTLY you are shooting at and what part of the reticle you are putting on what you are shooting at, we don't have the foggiest idea what the hell you are talking about. Good lord, man, what kind of sorry demonstration is this?

one of the worst "how to" videos on RU-vid