Thread: Help understanding the POI changes with altitude / range finding data / Leica HD-B

Hey team,

I'm trying to get a better understanding on the point of impact with differing altitudes when hunting. Some of my tahr hunting is around 700metres however i have shot a bull at 1800m. A lot of difference.

I have a pair of Leica HD-B 3000 binos arriving in the next week or so. Apparently these give an MOA reading which will take into account the atmospheric pressure, angle etc.

I am having a load developed on a new 7mm mag. Obviously the data gathered from this will be at a much lower altitude. Does this change anything? I can input this data into the HD-Bs.

Basically I want to be able to point my Leica's at a target no matter the altitude and have an accurate MOA reading to input into my VX6HD.

If possible I want to avoid using a smart phone to enter data(strelock) and I think I can achieve this by these new binos.

Sorry if I'm a bit vague, hard to put into words!

Cheers