Originally Posted by
defoxer
Thats like saying you dont need to learn to drive manual because everyone drives auto today, but when your in the drivers seat and there's a funny looking shifter that doesnt have P-R-N-D markings....
Each to their own, but i think its important to actually learn how your rifle shoots instead of blindly following tech... estimating the range, using visual cues, actually thinking about the trajectory with your rifle/scope combination....
Or just rely on tech, electronics and hope it all works and comes together when theres a nicely sized Sambar thats come into range... oh he'll wait for you to read the range, maybe a wind reading too, enter into your iphone app, set the clicks....look through the scope...
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