May 22nd 2023Get Quicker Access to Your Come Ups with Data HoldersWhen you are shooting any match where you have to move back and forth from multiple target distances, it is very convenient to have your ballistics information, i.e. Your “come-ups” are placed in easy view. You can then instantly see your elevation at various target distances. This can be a great help to a PRS/NRL competitor in timed stages. Varminters can also benefit from a “Dope” display that shows elevation at different distances. The PRC DOPE roller QD ballistic data turret is a low-profile display that provides windage and elevation information. You can see the “dope”, without having to move from behind the rifle. Rotate the knob to see data at different distances. The ballistic data can be placed by wrapping 1? Wrapping a simple 1? This handy quick-detach roller retails for $64.95 at Creedmoor Sports. This handy quick-detach roll retails at $64.95 from Creedmoor Sports.MDT-LOK-Data Card HolderThe MDT-LOK-Data Card Holder features an adjustable neck that allows you to position your ballistics information for optimal viewing. Data entries are written onto a reusable, Velcro-attached card. The Data Card Holder Kit includes hardware for mounting to any M-Lok Rail. The card holder also fits directly into an MDT ACC chassis mounting point. This MDT kit contains: M-LOK Data Cardholder, Wet Erase Data Card and Wet Erase Marker. The Card Holder sticks about 6.7″ out. The arm can be made shorter by removing the arm links. The unit can be folded flat for storage. This complete kit costs $59.95 at Creedmoor Sports.Warne universal data card holderThe Warne universal data card holder easily attaches to scope tubes in either left or right configurations for a universal fit. The data is displayed in an easy-to-read location for quick and accurate target changes. The articulating arm makes it possible to store the unit in a low profile when not in use. The Warne Universal Data Card Holder is available at Creedmoor Sports for $70.95. The ring sizes include 30mm,34mm, and 35mm. A 50-pack Data Card label refills costs $13.95 (see the table below).You can also place your ballistics cards on the back of the front flip up scope cover. Forum member Greg C., aka “Rem40X”, uses this set-up. You can easily check your windage and altitude drops with your ‘come up’ table on the flip-up covers without having to leave your shooting position. Greg tells us that he has been using his trajectory table on the front cover of the scope for several years. He thought he’d share. It’s not hidden under my armpit, but in plain sight. The table is far away enough for my aging eyes to read it easily. Use clear tape to apply on the front objective cover. “Cheap but Effective — Tape on Stock with Ballistics DataAt 2021 Nightforce ELR Steel Challenge Applied Ballistics Guru Bryan Litz wrote on blue masking tap applied to his stock his come-ups. Chase Stroud gave him this tip. The numbers are clearly visible with the tape behind the action. This “cheap” trick does work, as Bryan won the match by a convincing margin over 220 other competitors. READ Match report.Cheap but NOT so Effective — Numbers on handMany of us have written some come-ups using a marking pencil on the back of our hands or forearms. This can work if there are only a few distances involved, such as 100 and 300 yards. If you want to create a complete Come-up Table, then get one of the holders shown above. It is not a good idea to write numbers on your skin. ….
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