midnight sun chapters 13 24 by stephenie meyer

The imprinting! The forced kissing! The STALKING, OH MY LORD, THE STALKING. The first thing I want to discuss is the fact that I cannot stop reading these books even though they fill me with feminist rage and horror. ('OMG THIS IS SO LONG!' Well, it's theoretically the last Twilight book she is/was going to write, and the length makes up for not doing a Twilight chapter breakdown in the first place. Anyway, for better or worse, Stephenie Meyer has posted the first half of Midnight Sun on her website, for free, and I said I'd recap it once it was legally available, and now it is, so here we are. The migraines are chagrining my recapping mojo, you guys.

It will not have the “dot”, but rather the cross marks that comes with the JNG Mil reticle.So it took a lot longer than I thought it would. BTW, I shoot an LRB M26 and it will have a US Optics 1.5 -10x Mil Scope on top. Sorry if this is dumb question but I have yet to actually the Mil-Dot scope. My question is this - with Mil-Dot and the associated hash marks and dialing that may be involved, should I switch to 200 or 300 as my zero instead of 235? Does it make life easier with a multiple of 100 rather than 235? Mil Spec involves math and in the heat of the moment when trying to hold on an animal 500 yards away, will I regret the 3 inch high at 100 setting (zero at 235)… should I instead pick 200 or 300?

I am comfortable with this setting – a good compromise for moderate to long-range hunting that leaves less room for error. I grew up zeroing my 30-06 and 7mm on standard duplex scopes at 3 in high at 100 and more or less dead on at 235.

These questions may sound a little naïve, but having never used Mil-Dot - so here goes: I am expecting a mil-dot scope in the mail any day now and am wondering what zero I should set it for.

Midnight sun chapters 13 24 by stephenie meyer