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  1. 15-01-2016, 09:37 PM #4
    silentscope
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    if it looks big, youre close, if it looks small, youre probably too far to shoot it. i used to take an educated estimate before i had a range finder, 1 rugby field, 2 rugby fields kinda thing, but that can really be decieving in big open stuff. even a cheap rangefinder is better then no range finder.
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