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Is anyone aware of any really great tutorials for someone new to using the H 59 reticle, I've done a little quick searching but haven't been able to find much, thought maybe somebody here could point me in the right direction.
If your ballistic solution calls for 7.5 mils up and 2.1 mils left then you hold that spot on the reticle and fire. If you see it hit .5 left of the target you hold 7.5 up and only 1.6 left on the follow up shot.
There isn't a lot more to it than that. It's a 2 dimensional tape measure.
I'm not having trouble with anything, I've just noticed a lot of tutorials out for the tremor 3 for example that point out some interesting features I wouldn't have noticed on my own, wondered if the same kind of thing existed for the h 59, i'm somewhat new to these busier reticles, figured I'd see if anyone knew of any.
I'm not having trouble with anything, I've just noticed a lot of tutorials out for the tremor 3 for example that point out some interesting features I wouldn't have noticed on my own, wondered if the same kind of thing existed for the h 59, i'm somewhat new to these busier reticles, figured I'd see if anyone knew of any.
The Tremor 3 tutorials are needed for the extra complexity of wind dots. There aren't any features like that on the H59 that you are missing. Just look at a subtension chart for the H59 so you know exactly what each feature on the reticle measures in mils.
mine too. there are some minor typos in that document, but you may notice yourself. on page 4 the Close-up view of H59 Horus Grid Pattern lists the thickness of the hash marks, but it says long when it should say wide. ex. 0.02 mils wide