Precision and accuracy are two different things. You can shoot very tight groups in the wrong place - precise but inaccurate. You can also have impacts centered but widely spread - relatively accurate, but not precise.

Microspikes, strap-on crampons, semi-automatic crampons What should a non-expert wear in the mountains - not necessarily high ones?

When sharing adjustments with someone else, give them in MILs, not clicks — their turret scaling may differ. So the earlier example would be 0.5 R on a 500 m target, or 0.5 R / 0.1 D at 100 m.

We often measure distances during our trips. It happens almost automatically while observing a distant object - a person paddling a kayak or a climber on a mountain ridge.

In Practice: Step out into the rain. If your jacket is dry – the membrane works. With heavy rain and fresh DWR, it still works, but less efficiently. Once the fabric is soaked, breathability drops to almost zero. You’ll stay dry from the outside, but wet from the inside.

But if you're one of those who only react when you see a red banner: TICKS CAN KILL. FOR REAL. Not years later. Sometimes in a matter of days.