LOL!

Never much cared for math beyond adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing. Guess I'm doomed as to LR shooting.

I'm not that good at math-Just ask Steve and he will tell you

But there are a number of ways that you can get good info before you ever head into the field in knowing how to accurately reticle rangefind a object with your reticle or know the subtension of your reticle.
Still to this day, Steve can go over my head in a heartbeat with math.

I was going to say the only cure was to sell all of his "fancy" scopes and replacing them with stock 3-9 X 40's. LOL

Too funny boys- u know i'll know i'm in hell when i'm in the field with game all aroud me at long-range and when i put the optic to my eye it's a 6.5-20x Leupold...with a fine crosshair.

 Originally Posted By: TCMan

I was going to say the only cure was to sell all of his "fancy" scopes and replacing them with stock 3-9 X 40's. LOL

Or go to Sundance and see how the 'experts' do it.

Here's to it--see u guys there.

 Originally Posted By: sscoyote

Too funny boys- u know i'll know i'm in hell when i'm in the field with game all aroud me at long-range and when i put the optic to my eye it's a 6.5-20x Leupold...with a fine crosshair.

That's funny, that is the same scope I have on my 375 H&H rifle... a VXIII 6-20 50mm Long range target... (It was the best scope to put on my 375 at the time and it just stayed.)

I have a headache............

 Originally Posted By: sscoyote

Too funny boys- u know i'll know i'm in hell when i'm in the field with game all aroud me at long-range and when i put the optic to my eye it's a 6.5-20x Leupold...with a fine crosshair.

All is not lost.
You could still determine the subtension from the crosshair juncture to the outer edge....