Ballistic effect compensating reticle and aim compensation method with sloped mil and MOA wind dot lines
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Sep 1, 2015
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Oct 16, 2014
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Jan 16, 2014
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Jan 1, 2011
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A dynamic ballistic effect compensating reticle and an aim compensation method for use in rifle sights or projectile weapon aiming systems includes a multiple point elevation and windage aim point field including a primary aiming mark indicating a primary aiming point adapted to be sighted-in at a first selected range (e.g., 200 yds) and a plurality sloped secondary aiming point arrays beneath the primary aiming mark. The method for compensating for a projectile's ballistic behavior while developing a field expedient firing solution permits the shooter to express the field expedient firing solution in units of distance, (e.g., yards or meters, when describing or estimating range and nominal air density ballistic characteristics), and angular offset of azimuth (e.g., MILS or MOA) for crosswind jump corrected windage hold points.
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- F41G Class
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