Today, shooters and hunters alike are pushing the limits of their gear. They’re dialing out to distances that used to seem improbable, and they’re doing it with relative ease. But this type of precision doesn’t just happen by accident. Not only do you need the shooting knowledge and physical ability to deliver long-range hits, you need a rifle, ammo, and a scope that are precise and repeatable.
Manufacturing tolerances are a major key to this success. The slightest error in the design can create a giant deviation at 1000 yards. And while many shooters will tout their shooting system as being the best, few know exactly what goes into making these tools so exact.
So what makes a scope capable of shooting out past 1000 yards with precision? Let’s take a look.
