The scope sighted at 200 yards or less

KOC long range reticles are designed to calculate distance, windspeed and angle of the bullet trajectory accurately and instantly.
Distance:
To calculate accurately the distance, do these few simple steps:
(1) Riflescope must be zeroed in at 200 yards.
     The point of aim is the center of the scope
     for targets 200 yards or less.
(2) Set magnification ring 8x power.
(3) Point riflescope and match range finding
     circle to the distance. Each range finding
     circle is designed to cover a target of 18
     inches.
EG: With a MOOSE target the range finding circle is
     from the top of the neck to the bottom of the
     neck. Once the range is determined the point
    of impact is automatic.
WindSpeed: (See Deer)
Windspeed is an important accuracy factor. KOC
reticles compensate with 2 windage circles on reticles horizontal line.
Angle Shooting: (See Deer)
When shooting uphill or downhill you must aim lower than normal. The trajectory is the same either uphill or downhill. The KOC Reticle has 2 circles above the red dot. The upper one is 60 degrees and the lower one is 30 degrees at 200 yards

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