Observe, assess, adjust, execute, review, improve. The software does not tell you the correction first.
A rifle profile is one rifle, one optic, and one load. A compound-bow profile is one bow, one sight, and one arrow. The catalog starts from manufacturer-advertised figures. You confirm velocity, ballistic coefficient or arrow speed, zero, and sight height.
Rifle turrets follow the optic’s MOA or MRAD click value. Holds use a mil-dot, MOA duplex, mil Christmas-tree, or MOA hash training reticle, labeled as a training picture. A bow replaces the turret with a pin or a slider yardage, plus a wind hold in inches.
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Impact is explained in inches. Elevation, wind, angle, and atmosphere are judged separately. The primary error is a sentence, not a score flash.
Rifle
Your adjustment 1.5 MOA
Scenario adjustment 2.4 MOA
Compound bow
Your mark 30 yards
Scenario mark 40 yards
Your hold +2 in
Scenario hold +7 in
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Elevation, distance, shot angle, wind, atmospherics, equipment knowledge, and decision time. A faster call scores higher. Distance for a bow is scored in archery bands, so a 40-yard shot stays a 40-yard shot. The same score can be read for each rifle or each bow. Notes appear only when your own history supports them.