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<blockquote data-quote="SDMF" data-source="post: 306032" data-attributes="member: 412">If you have Leupold's Boone and Crocket reticle, here's an electronic version of the manual:<a href="https://cdnp.leupold.com/products/productDownloads/ballistic-aiming-system-manual.pdf?mtime=20170626163401" target="_blank">https://cdnp.leupold.com/products/productDownloads/ballistic-aiming-system-manual.pdf?mtime=20170626163401</a>If you have something other than the B&amp;C you'll have to tell us what it is.The shortcut or &quot;simple-est&quot; I can make the B&amp;C is, with most &quot;deer rifle&quot; chamberings you can expect below to apply:Center crosshair sighted in dead on @ 200yds1st line =300yds2nd line = 400ydsshort dash = 450ydstop of heavy duplex = 500ydsThe edges of the &quot;bowties&quot; @ 300 and 400 represents full-grade 10MPH crosswind.Again, assuming you have the B&amp;C, you'll need to have your scope @ the highest power for everything to work properly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SDMF, post: 306032, member: 412"] If you have Leupold's Boone and Crocket reticle, here's an electronic version of the manual: [URL]https://cdnp.leupold.com/products/productDownloads/ballistic-aiming-system-manual.pdf?mtime=20170626163401[/URL] If you have something other than the B&C you'll have to tell us what it is. The shortcut or "simple-est" I can make the B&C is, with most "deer rifle" chamberings you can expect below to apply: Center crosshair sighted in dead on @ 200yds 1st line =300yds 2nd line = 400yds short dash = 450yds top of heavy duplex = 500yds The edges of the "bowties" @ 300 and 400 represents full-grade 10MPH crosswind. Again, assuming you have the B&C, you'll need to have your scope @ the highest power for everything to work properly. [/QUOTE]

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