Nikon BDC Reticle Manual De Instrucciones página 6

Nikon has developed a simple technique for tuning the accuracy circles in the BDC reticle (Metric) to the trajectory of your particular load. The bottom line is that we must shoot under controlled
circumstances so that reticle performance can be tailored properly. This requires a safe shooting location, large targets to ensure catching every bullet, good shooting rests and a uniform loading
technique. The range must be at least 365.76 or 457.2 m (400 or 500 yds) long. If you do not have a formal range to shoot on locate a piece of land that would offer safe long range shooting. Obtain
permission from the landowner to do some target shooting.
Before going to the range spend a few minutes checking the bolts and screws on your rifle and scope mounts. Loose bolts and screws will destroy accuracy. Your barrel should be clean and free of
accuracy robbing copper-fouling. Your scope lenses should be clean. Your ammunition should be the most accurate you can purchase or reload for your particular rifle. The final consideration is
you-the shooter. The more we shoot the better our skills become. There is simply no substitute for practice. This takes time and a commitment. The rewards are confidence and the satisfaction of
making any shot, whether easy or difficult.
We need to shoot as accurately as possible so the rifle must be supported at the front and rear in good sandbags or rests. This shooting is intended to test the rifle so minimize shooter-error by using
good rests.
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