438470 testing

[Don McDowell]

Jim the worst part about my home range here it faces west out of necessity. The topography won't allow for anything more than about 600 yards going due north.
Seeing the hits with just a spotting scope is quite the challenge especially shooting in the morning with the sun coming directly behind. We can tell from the sound of the target hit whether it was a hit on the main target or if some how a bullet blundered into the center bull. Also the echo coming back off the hills indicates a shot over the top.
But when things get serious and we're looking for group size out comes the Caldwell Target camera. The picture in the first post is from the Target camera, without zooming in. The system creates it's own network you can tune into with a cellphone, iPad etc, and when you want to save a picture just click the button. The system also allows for numbering shots, and you can make brief load details. If a person wanted to spend the time messing with it, it would even give you the group size. You can zoom in and take a closer look, or scan around and locate certain hits. That feature is especially handy looking to see if a bullet is staying stable.