Hold Over

[mturner85 9]

If my scopes where zeroed at say 30 yards and I spot my vermin at 50 yards would I need to use 2 mill hold over?

[J-D 7]

Too many variables, download Chairgun Pro ( it's free ) from the Hawke /Deben web page. It will tell you everything you want to know.

[mturner85 9]

I dont get that chairgun pro

[andy97 209]

watch the verminhunters clip on it mate explains it all n as said if its a hawke scope really is the best way to do it

[DenBell 149]

got to stick with it pal, well worth the effort. when i was finished i used it to print this off

handy to have but it shows that the mill dots aren't at exact intervals

[walshie 2,804]

As said above, too many variables to answer that, like the power of the gun, the weight of the pellet, the mag of the scope etc.

[mturner85 9]

I'll stick with it guys then lol and ill check out the verminhunters channel now To see if I can understand it.

[mturner85 9]

I think I know where I'm going wrong, im using the app on my Samsung may need to go onto laptop and download the proper soft ware.

[risingfriend 1,042]

Other option is to stick targets out at 5yard intervals and take note of aim points. take 5 shots at each to be sure Chairgun is good but if you muck up the data then it wont be correct . Its only as good as the info put in

[Skot Ruthless Teale 1,701]

as aaron said. stick loads of targets up at different ranges. zero first at 30 yds ,then aim smack on at the 50 yard target. the pellet will drop and then aim at the target again and see which mildot it has landed on. easier to do with a bipod so its steady as a rock.

[mturner85 9]

That lads that's what I shall try.