1. Read the conditions
Distance, wind, elevation, atmosphere, angle, equipment.
Adaptive field training for rifles and bows
Train for the shot before it matters.
A ballistic calculator gives a rifle the answer. A sight tape does the same for a bow. Shot Examiner trains you to make the decision.
Read the conditions. Choose your adjustment. Commit to the shot. Then see exactly what you got right, what you missed, and why.
2. Make the call
Dial the turret, hold the reticle, or set the pin you believe is right — before seeing the answer.
3. Learn from the shot
See the impact, compare your decision with the solution, and identify exactly what caused the error.
Don’t just see that you missed.
Know why.
Shot Examiner doesn’t stop at hit or miss. After you commit to your decision, it breaks down the shot and shows what actually happened.
Rifle
5.4" left
- Your adjustment
- 1.5 MOA
- Scenario adjustment
- 2.4 MOA
Primary error
Wind adjustment
Compound bow
4.8" left
- Your mark
- 30 yd
- Scenario mark
- 40 yd
- Your hold
- +2 in
- Scenario hold
- +7 in
Primary error
Sight mark
See the difference between your call and the shot.
Elevation, wind, angle, atmosphere, and the rest are judged separately, so you can see which part of the call moved the impact. A rifle review is in MOA or MRAD. A bow review is the sight mark in yards and the wind hold in inches.
Every shot becomes a lesson.
