Are Your Range Cards Up To Date?

[EJR914]

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Do you know how to make a range card? PT1: 

WTSHTF- how to make a range card pt1

PT2: 

WTSHTF-how to make a range card pt2

Another link to a powerpoint:  https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:o9WHkl2hkXMJ:chemicaldragon.com/yahoo_site_admin/assets/docs/PrepareaRangeCard.22101639.ppt+&hl=en&gl=us&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEESj78Cg-VMOFeiEa60yDnkiJkOqZGYnIotkcNjnRtwrpDVM3XPACF1CfBIqamIwjiPqLGs7IE_N4oQSw27LDD5Qf5QrxcHD0V3ub6rM9xCGLxqNGkbD_aNNaoDbwnfrytabawJrn&sig=AHIEtbQYztcw4ckn_CR-NDbgHZTFnsqrIw&pli=1

Do you fellas have any idea how far it is from your position or from a good firing position to where your enemy may be?  If you don't know how far specific landmarks are away from your position or from a firing position that you would take in SHTF, well you need to know and write it down on your range card. 

Do you guys have anything else that you would like to add?

[JohnyMac]

Great topic EJR! I have range cards for deer stands but not for the cabin.  [URL=http://www.smileyvault.co

[Kentactic]

well first off i like the topic of the threads youve been posting lately EJR  [URL=http://www.smileyvault.co

with that said i cant beleive that guy made an 8 minute video of how to pace off yardages. also he must walk in high heels because im 6'1 and each step i take is exactly one yard.


EDIT: i deleted a paragraph cus my rambling about specifics isnt helping anyone.. lol

[EJR914]

Great topic EJR! I have range cards for deer stands but not for the cabin.

Well one day you might need need to know that.  You might just have humans hunting you.

[Hondokov]

Good post.... Additional items that might help.....
Divide your Range card into sectors. For ex. A, B and C..... Efficient to index targets...
At your position note a magnetic back azimuth(label in degees and distance) to your RP.
Distances to TRPs can be lased, milled or scaled from a topo map.
In addition to noting your elevations its also a good idea to note your hold- offs for the
particular distances.
 

[EJR914]

Good post.... Additional items that might help.....
Divide your Range card into sectors. For ex. A, B and C..... Efficient to index targets...
At your position note a magnetic back azimuth(label in degees and distance) to your RP.
Distances to TRPs can be lased, milled or scaled from a topo map.
In addition to noting your elevations its also a good idea to note your hold- offs for the
particular distances.
 

 [URL=http://www.smileyvault.co

Great ideas, Hondo.  Good post.