They’re both useful, but they’re not the same. You need to pick the one that best compliments your specific rifle and how you shoot it in the field
Author: Richard Mann
← Back to All AuthorsEvery ethical hunter needs to know their maximum effective range when shooting at game. Here’s exactly how to calculate it for different rifles and loads
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