HooCairs' Guide to Long Range Shooting
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I don't remember if they reduced gun wobble on deployable towers, but a tower is always good for long shots as it adds to the height difference.
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Reduced (read: almost none) wobble for tripods and deployable towers.HooCairs wrote:I don't remember if they reduced gun wobble on deployable towers, but a tower is always good for long shots as it adds to the height difference.
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If I shoot from a tower (standing), the wobble is less than when lying prone on the ground with the same weapon.BuiuRei wrote:Reduced (read: almost none) wobble for tripods and deployable towers.HooCairs wrote:I don't remember if they reduced gun wobble on deployable towers, but a tower is always good for long shots as it adds to the height difference.
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Thanks for the info. Had to try it today and it is amazing. Standing upright and the movement of the .243 (level 10) was almost locked.BuiuRei wrote:Reduced (read: almost none) wobble for tripods and deployable towers.HooCairs wrote:I don't remember if they reduced gun wobble on deployable towers, but a tower is always good for long shots as it adds to the height difference.
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Good you put a deployable tower or a tripod on the red circle where you stand and get some more altitude? I know Intimidator has some insane bowshots. And ron, your tip for the long range is because the arrow kills an animal no matter what eventually. Anyway, with the 45-70 I wonder if it is possible to get one in 1 shot. That is some massive power with that gun
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At level 16 my bulpup is pretty close to locked even if looking at 350m.HooCairs wrote:Thanks for the info. Had to try it today and it is amazing. Standing upright and the movement of the .243 (level 10) was almost locked.BuiuRei wrote:Reduced (read: almost none) wobble for tripods and deployable towers.HooCairs wrote:I don't remember if they reduced gun wobble on deployable towers, but a tower is always good for long shots as it adds to the height difference.
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is my strategy good? Use 45-70 on bears and put up a tripod on the shooting spot at VDB?
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FYI: Animal Render Distance now appears to have been changed to 300m instead of 220m as depicted in the illustration of Figure 1
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perhaps you should read a little more.VizionHunter wrote:FYI: Animal Render Distance now appears to have been changed to 300m instead of 220m as depicted in the illustration of Figure 1
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come on. Will somebody answer my question
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