Leica ballistic calculator

From the HD-B in MILs, we are going to be looking for a “Point of Impact Correction” based on 10mm click values (or .1 MIL)Remember 1 MIL @ 100 M = 10 cm (centimeters) and so .1 MIL (common click value on MIL scopes) @ 100 M = 1 centimeter.Finally 1 cm = 10 mm (millimeter) – which is why we want our output in 10 mm values !Enter the Leica Geovid HD-B menu and switch your units to EU (Metric). Click and hold the menu button (secondary – not range) for over 2 sec. EU.US or US.EU will appear in the bottom of the display, and will flash. Press the range (primary) button to select EU, then press the menu button again to save. EU. should display for 4 seconds, then disappear.Step 2 – Standardize your two Ballistic calculatorsWe have known good dope for the rifle. The first step is to get the Leica online Ballistic calculator to match our trusted Ballistic calculator (the one used to generate our verified drop charts).The Leica online Ballistic calculator uses some fixed information – which you need to put into your other Ballistic calculator:Sight Height = 5cm (1.9685 inches) Air Pressure = 1024 mbar (30.24 inHg)Input these into your ballistic calculator so that you get a new calculation for drop. You want to obtain output that allows you to convert back and forth since the Leica calculator will only give you drop in 1cm increments and you need something to compare against that.Below my output is in inches (so I can convert to cm easily).The next step is while using the same static information between both Ballistics calculators – compare the results. Leica HD-B Online Ballistic Calculator While not horrible, our numbers don’t match very well, you can see we have a

Using the Leica HD-B Ballistic calculator “ABC” (Advanced Ballistic Compensation)Updated 04NOV2022 – This is an older post that showed the mechanics of how to true your Leica Geovid ballistics for use in real life. While the Leica product line has changed (along with their software) the methods outlined here still work. The screenshots of the Leica software application might have changed (Analytics is still around), but the method to make them consistent with another ballistic solver is still valid.–Old post:This post explores how to setup and configure the new Leica Geovid HD-B ballistics software to generate click values in MILS for US shooters engaging targets to 1000 yards (or 925 M). This is primarily aimed at Precision rifle competitors, Tactical shooters and long range hunters who use a variety of equipment to calculate their shooting solution, and already have DOPE (not the Colorado kind) aka drop charts for their load.The goal is to get the HD-B to match up with your known good drop charts so that you can use the Custom load ballistic data in the Leica HD-B out to its maximum distance (1000 yards).Some preliminary information about my example setup:Bullet = 139 grain Lapua Scenar Cartridge = .260 Remington @ 2881 fps Rifle = DTA SRS A1 zeroed @ 100 yards w/ sight height = 2.45″ Barrel = Short Action Customs Bartlein 26″ w/ 8 twist Chronograph = MagnetoSpeed V3 Environmental = Temp = 87.5 F Pressure = 30.17 inHg Humidity = 17.5 % PC Ballistics program = Applied Ballistics Analytics Leica HD-B Ballistics Application page Covert Utility from Josh Madison (useful in unit conversions) Scope is a MIL value turret / reticle with .1 MIL value clicks (tenth MIL values)Step 1 – Convert your units to MetricConvert all your units to Metric – since we want output

Are you ready to witness a fantastic combination of extremely powerful optical performance binocular and a 3000 yard laser rangerfinder?Check out the latest Leica Geovid HD-B 10×42 3000 Rangefinder Binocular from Geovid that introduces you to the new era of laser rangefinding.Leica Geovid binoculars have set the standard in the field of laser rangefinding, and they have become the most reliable, accurate and indispensable companions for hunters. The latest Leica Geovid HD-B 3000 model allows linear distance determination of up to 3,000 yards (2,750 metres) for the first time ever. It offers a worldwide unique combination of ABC® ballistic, ergonomic design and optical quality. It presents ballistic measurement values in three different output formats: click adjustment, holdover and equivalent horizontal range (EHR). For each measurement barometric temperature, pressure, and angle are also calculated at the correct point with the highest precision. It comes with a microSD memory card, as well as, Leica ballistic calculator which allows them to measuring data perfectly according to the load and calibre.With the latest model of Leica Rangefinders, Geovid has utilized Leica’s Perger-Porro prism optical design that provides a compact form factor of a roof prism with a rich depth of field and interference-free light path of a traditional Porro prism. To enhance the quality of image further, there is also an internal baffle system that suppresses stray light and also an HDC fully multi-coated optical system that maximizes light transmission, improving both color fidelity and contrast. It has an ultra-wide field of view that clears all other distractions and lets the hunter focus on the main target.The range finding system in Leica Geovid HD-B 3000 Binocular integrates an inclinometer and ballistics computer with an extremely powerful IR laser that improve first-shot accuracy. It also features Leica’s Advanced Ballistic Compensation system that utilizes one of