Ranging Card

Works great with a mil scope. You need it if you have a mil scope. Especially for hunting. It's pretty hard plastic so it should be durable. I dont know how long the ink will last but I would assume long enough.

This card feels sturdy and solid, and the hole in the corner is nice to use to attach it to your gear with a carabiner or something like that. The pictures and numbers are bold and look good and clear on the card. Overall, it's a good product, made well, but it's a bit misleading that it says cards when it's only 1. Still feels like a decent deal at the current $15 price.

Convenient and easy to carry. Waterproof. Weighs next to nothing and the information printed on the card is accurate.

Great reference for distance shooting.

This is listed as being ranging CARDS when it's one unnecessarily thick card, and at least one picture showing it being used is just a lazily photoshopped image, because apparently it was too hard for them to get a real picture of their own product. No idea why.Still, they do show the length and width in another picture. It's big, it's thick. They could have easily made two smaller cards linked with a key-ring and gotten the same product with a smaller size and same thickness, so you could actually put it into a pocket.It's sturdy, I will give it that, and has a lot of data on it. It does the job it set out to do.

To big and bulky for what it is

This set of range cards is an excellent addition to any shooter’s gear. Compact enough to fit easily into any range bag, they are still large enough to read with clarity. The plastic coating is a great feature, making them waterproof and durable for outdoor conditions. These cards provide valuable references in both mils and yards, making them incredibly useful for long-distance shooting, whether you learned to shoot in the military, or as a civilian. With references to common objects, they help shooters gauge distances more accurately, making it easier to improve precision at the range. Excellent price point and pairs really well with a notebook for a good gift idea.

Great cross reference of a variety of common objects/items with yardage per the count in mils. You'll need to be working with an optic that has a mil dot pattern on the reticle. The card plastic feels strong. The surface/coating does look like it may easily scratch. That's something I'll keep an eye on as I use it more.