Viewers Questions: Why Using Sub tensions Is Better Than Holdovers For Hunting

We appreciate everyones comments and questions. We took a few of your recent comments/questions and addressed them in this video.
1: Hold over vs using a MOA reticle
2: Using a ballistic app
3: Magnification for zeroing rifle.
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[@U.SFreedomU.S]

You’re the only guy going this much into detail! Keep it up!

[@OutdoorSolutions]

Thanks for the kind words. We appreciate you watching.

[@aus10sntx]

this was a great video for a newbie like myself. I’m gonna have to check out the Texas classes because I just got my first hunting rifle and I need all the help I can get! 😂

[@pearlriverproductions9652]

This is all true and I would rather have a reticle with information to use in it but most people in the United States are shooting deer 300 yards and in. A typical height of a deers body is 18 inches. If your rifle drops 12 inches at 300 yards it isn’t too difficult to know to aim 2/3 of the body height of the deer above it. Not to mention with a duplex scope reticle usually sighted in 3 inches high at 100 yards with most rifle calibers you’ll be in the kill zone from point blank out to 300.

[@OutdoorSolutions]

Yep. All about finding what works best for you.

[@U.SFreedomU.S]

A video showing how to use the retical ganging a target with the second focal plane would be awesome!
I always use FFP, however after watching your videos SFP you can (I think) get more from you scope.
FFP seems to be for beginners.
I’m not trash talking just a student. Thank you.

[@OutdoorSolutions]

Great idea.

[@aus10sntx]

it seems from initial videos on your page, do y’all prefer MOA over MIL? If so, a video on why would be helpful

[@OutdoorSolutions]

Great idea. We will do just that and will let you know when it's ready.

[@U.SFreedomU.S]

@@OutdoorSolutionslooking forward to it