Did anyone actually mearsure the targets? Everyone is using inconsistent guesstimations.
1688366
Just measured my two. Big target is 6 inches in diameter. Small target is 4 7/16 inches in diameter.
1164350
Yes! I was at the range yesterday and that's actually one of the best ways to zero in the scope. Hold the AR rifle steady on a sandbag or whatever , aim at the target say 100 yards using the peep sight ,you then set your cross hair on that target....that easy, works for me. Oh and the mildot ? (Y) (Y) :)
145654
I would be wary of the accuracy, there are "dead spots". I ordered two of these and both of them had a "dead zone" of about 6 degrees (from 76F-82F) where it would show it was 76 until it suddenly spiked to 82.
519918
if there is an item ( my case a deer or a target ) it is very accurate but a friend was looking for a distance to a spot in a field and it had nothing to bounce the signal off so it wouldn't work. the item has to be vertical and substancial.
1211733
It's definitely not this one. I've had to resort to "guesstimating" distance by number of steps taken using known distances to give me a target number of steps. Haven't been happy with this pedometer, but the price was good and accuracy isn't really a detractor for me as I just need approximate distances. Calorie counts? Forgedda about it!
900535
I would suggest dividing into multiple teams for this size crowd. 4-5 people per team would be best based upon our experience. It's hard for all the actors to see the clue if you have too many, but it's a lively game so more than 2 teams should work just as well!
456252
To be honest, I don't know. Actually I haven't been to the range yet to zero this scope. The 'sniper' concept behind it seems valid. But the proof is in the pudding. Not much help I know, but what I've read on this scope, and the Sweet 17 one too, has all been good.
1685442
Pretty accurate. There are some that aren't shaped perfectly and you'll get a one off shot, but my friend and I were hitting a 2 inch target at 45 yards.
2032977
Six. I've never played with teams-- not sure how that would work. This version is really not at all competitive with needing to know a "right answer". More like best guess and then decide who's guess makes the most sense.
800455
Have you found something that will work yet? I am looking for something for the same reason...we are having a team based water gun fight and I want to be able to tell who has been hit
1337895
No, This range finder does not adjust ranges while you scan targets. You have to point to your target and hold the range button for a short time. It then calculates the range. If you scanned targets and they had different ranges I don't see how you would know at what point it calculated the range. The range is not instant and does not change if you move from target unless you recalculate it. Hope that makes sense.
2116675
Yes, A correctly placed shot with the right rifle. . .head. . . it will drop like a ton of bricks and will not know what hit it! Rifle 1000 fps plus. . . .
1599947
The time is not accurate or consistent. About a minute or two it seems. This is purely for fun not accuracy.
312829
There are a few variables that come into play as well.. You might try reading this for a better chance of getting on target faster. http://www.ktgunsmith.com/boresight.htm No bore sight will get you pinpoint accuracy alone.
1895986
just pull the hammer back. but this item is horribly innacurate. a boresighter by site lite is much better.
312830
These are not perfectly accurate, just close. So I start at 50yds or at 100yds and go from there. Then I dialed it in with real ammo, they just save a little ammo at the start, but there not dead on accurate.
357456
Probably, but it might end up being too easy. Since one person has to guess which answers belong to which players, if you only have three players, that means the guesser will always have a 50% chance of being right, and they will also always either be only right or only wrong. With four players, the guesser's chances drop to 33%, but they also have the chance of getting some right and some wrong, mixing up the amount the pieces move toward the finish.