BDC vs B&C vs Heavy Duplex Adjustable Drop Compensation

[MtnMuley]

For precise shooting, you would need to use a ballistics chart for the load you are using.  900-5000ft will be several clicks though when you are shooting long range (600-1000yds).  Temperature (baro pressure) also plays a role.

[lazydrifter]

Why not just spend the $35.00 on a Stoney point turret from Midway for your Leupold.  Take your rifle out and shoot it at the different ranges and mark it on your turret.
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=899510

[MtnMuley]

That's an option.  However, I'd recommend sending your scope off to Leupold and have them build a turrret.  (CDS I believe.)

[Bofire]

 :)sitting at a bench shooting bullseyes they MIGHT have some value, a hunters gun?? a total waste of time and energy.
Carl

[Jamieb]

Why not just spend the $35.00 on a Stoney point turret from Midway for your Leupold.  Take your rifle out and shoot it at the different ranges and mark it on your turret.
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=899510

I've used stoney point turrets and I still have them on one scope. I can tell you for sure, thier junk compared to factory turrets installed by leupold.

[carpsniperg2]

add on are always a nock off the rest the bc is the way to go for me. you take a deer at 400 yards and that whole deer fits in the circle at 400 whats pin point about that i need some marks not circles.

[haugenna]

add on are always a nock off the rest the bc is the way to go for me. you take a deer at 400 yards and that whole deer fits in the circle at 400 whats pin point about that i need some marks not circles.

100% AGREE.  I hate dots or circles.  I want small fine lines for my grids if I were to shoot grids.