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Originally Posted by Huntnut
(Cue the light bulb) Now the mouse is turning the wheel. I was always under the impression that you had to change magnification for differant ranges-(although I never really did any indepth reading on the rapid z). So basically with the scope set on 12 power-(just picking a number) you are good for whatever range your scope/gun is set up for. As had been said here many times is that you simply range and use the appropiate crosshair and shoot. No turrets to turn. If the said animal was to suddenly run another 100 yds or whatever you would simply re-range and shoot-no turret to turn again. Correct???
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Yessir, that's exactly how it works. Depending on your load, your reticle may be zero'd at 200 yards, and the 300 yard marker is actually zero'd for 312 yards, the 400 yard marker for 418 yards, the 500 yard marker for 502 yards, etc. The distances that each hash mark is zero'd for will change with the magnification.