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    Can you just imagine it........ A rifle company on the range for their annual shoot, a few Armourers and training staff working from the back of a Bedford, working out all these formula for each individual rifleman intermixed with GPMG's, Brens and SMG's. Nope, me neither! We just got on with what we had and were taught. Simple - and worked first time
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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter Laidlericon View Post
    Nope, me neither! We just got on with what we had and were taught.
    Yes but...we also grouped at 25, then at 100...then zeroed went from there. Shot all the ranges from 100 to 600... I've never seen a range that starts at 300...
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