Fig. 1 — How Real Shot Works

Three moves. No manual required after the first one.

Real Shot is a mechanical reel that clamps to your scope tube or rifle receiver. A waterproof strip — printed with your rifle's own range, elevation and wind data — slots into it. When a shot presents itself, here's the whole sequence.

30MM TUBE STRIP (YOUR DATA) 01 · MOUNT IT
Clamps to the scope tube or receiver — R1/R2 ring, or B1/B2 base.
100 200 300 400 500 600 02 · RANGE IT ROTATE TO MATCH RANGE
Rotate the reel until it lines up with the distance to target.
ELEV WIND 03 · READ IT DIAL OR HOLD — FIRE
Read elevation and wind straight off the strip. Dial or hold. Fire.
Built around your rifle

Not a generic chart — your rifle's own numbers.

Every Real Shot strip is worked out from that rifle's own bullet, load and zero, not a one-size-fits-all table. That's the whole point of the name.

What goes into your strip

Bullet type, weight and ballistic coefficient, muzzle velocity, zero distance, and your approximate hunting altitude — plus whether your scope dials in MOA or Mils, and whether you'd rather read metres or yards.

Reticle or turret — your choice

Set up to match standard scope turret clicks, or printed to suit a ballistic reticle's holdover marks instead — tell us which when you configure yours.

The alternative

Why not just use a phone app?

Phone ballistic appReal Shot
Battery / signalNeeds bothNeeds neither
Cold, wet handsFumbly, screen glareOne twist, read it
Where it livesIn your pocket — if you remember itOn the rifle, always
Speed at the moment of truthUnlock, open app, waitGlance, dial, fire

See which mount fits your rifle

Four configurations cover ring and rail mounts, centerfire and rimfire.

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