Name: Reading the Wind (en Inglés)
SKU: 69209938
Price: 59.51 USD
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Author: Holloway, Dean
ISBN: 9784783872573

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Libro Físico

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Dean Holloway

Autor

Holloway, Dean

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Inglés

N° páginas

118

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9784783872573

Reading the Wind (en Inglés)

Holloway, Dean (Autor) · Dean Holloway · Tapa Blanda

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Your first-round hits past 400 yards depend far more on reading the wind than on any part of your rifle. Reading the Wind is a practical, ground-up field manual built for the shooter who has already zeroed their rifle and is ready to stop guessing at wind calls. Instead of vague advice, you get a complete, repeatable system: how to read mirage, flags, and vegetation; how to use a handheld meter without over-relying on it; how to apply the clock method and simplified field formulas; and how to build a personal dope book that actually improves your calls session after session. What's inside: - The physics of wind drift explained in plain language, no math degree required - How to read mirage, boil, and wave patterns through a spotting scope - Using flags, ribbon, vegetation, and terrain as free, always-available indicators - Choosing and using a handheld wind meter correctly - The clock method and simplified MOA/mil correction formulas, with worked examples - Building a dope book and range card that turns range time into real data - Spin drift, Coriolis, aerodynamic jump, and other non-wind deflections - Ten realistic field scenarios worked through step by step - Field drills, a full pre-shot checklist, and a season-long training plan - Quick-reference tables, a glossary, and sample dope book pages This book opens with the four universal firearm safety rules and returns to range safety and etiquette throughout, because no wind call is worth taking without a safe position and a disciplined process first.