Horus Vision

TReMoR2 Explanation
V 1.0
 Introduction
• This presentation is designed to go over the
different features of the TReMoR 2 and how they
can be optimized for precession shooting.
 What is The TReMoR2
Reticle?
• The TReMoR 2 Reticle stands for The Refined Mil
Reticle
• This manual will give an in depth explanation of
the following attributes of the reticle:

 General Breakdown of TReMoR 2

 Milling a Target
 Elevation
 Wind
 Breakdown of the TReMoR 2
The crosshair has a dot for
Reticle
refined holds and refining zero
process. The sub tensions
start out .5 mil to the left and
right for an uncluttered
crosshair. The central dot
is .05 mil and the main stadia
lines stop .1 mils from the
central dot.
 The plus sign is a
reference point for
These dots represent wind the fourth wind
holds. A combination of value.
the ballistic coefficient and
muzzle velocity will
determine the value of
each wind dot.
The hash marks
represent 1 mil
intervals within the
grid
The vertical
mil holds
double as a 4
mph lead
markers.
To keep the grid uncluttered
the grid has sub tensions
at .2 .5 and .8

.8 .5 .2
After the 10th mil the grid
adopts the conventional Horus
mil grid with .2 mil intervals
for both elevation and wind
holds.
To keep track on counting
mils the lines on the both
horizontal and vertical
crosshair grow by point
one mil starting at .5 mils
going to .9 mils.
These different sized mil hashes can serve as two
purposes. They can help keep track of mils while counting
and can be used for vertical measurements. The first mil
hash is .5 mils in length with each of the following mils
adding .1 mils in length until the 5th mil which extends
to .9 mils. The cycle then repeats itself after the 5th mil
hash with the 6th mil which measures .5 mils.
.9 .8 .7 .6 .5

5 4 3 2 1
Mil Mil Mil Mil Mil
The TReMoR 2 has chevrons
located on the vertical and
horizontal stadia which are
broken down to the 1/10th mil sub
tensions. The uncluttered view
enables the shooter to measure
down to .02 - .04 with ease
 Milling Targets: Chevrons
Continued
1 Mil
Here shown is the .9
breakdown of the Mil
.8 Mil
chevrons located on the .7 Mil
horizontal and vertical
.6 Mil
stadia
.5 Mil
.7 Mil
.6 Mil
.8 Mil
Mil
.9

.5 Mil
1 Mil
 CHEVRON EXAMPLE
Target Size: 18”
Mils Covered: 0.64 Mils
Distance: 714
Meters
 Milling a Target
To find the distance of a target in yards, the
following formulas can be used:

Distance Yards= Height of Target(yards) x 1000

Image Size(Mils)

Distance Yards= Height of Target(inches) x 27.78

Image Size (Mils)
 Milling a Target
To find distance of the target in meters, the
following formulas can be used:

Distance Meters= Height of Target (inches) x 25.4

Image Size (Mils)

Distance Meters= Height of Target(Meters) x 1000

Image Size (mils)

Distance Meters= Height of target(yards) x914.4

Image Size (mils)
 Ranging Mils
examples
In this demonstration we will be finding our distance
in yards using 12” and 18” targets.
12” Target
12 (Target Size Inches)/ .5(Mils Covered) x 27.78 = 666 Yards

.333(Target Size Yards)/ .5(Mils Covered) x 1000 = 666 Yards

18 Inch Target

18 (Target Size Inches)/ .8 (Mils Covered) x 27.78 = 625 Yards

.5 (target Size Yards)/ .8 (Mils Covered) x 1000 = 625 Yards

 Ranging Mils
examples
In this demonstration we will be finding our distance
in meters using 12” and 18” targets.
12” Target
12 (Target Size Inches)/ .5(Mils Covered) x 25.4 = 610 Meters

.3048(Target Size Meters)/ .5(Mils Covered) x 1000 = 610

Meters
18 Inch Target
18 (Target Size Inches)/ .8 (Mils Covered) x 25.4 = 572 Meters

.457 (target Size Meters)/ .8 (Mils Covered) x 1000 = 572

Meters
 H59, TReMoR2 Comparison
The H59 has the speed shooting formula
presented above the cross hair. The
TReMoR2 has the speed shooting formula
inserted into the grid and wind formula
represented by dots to replace the
standard Horus Mil Grid with .2 mil
intervals
 H59/ TReMoR 2
Comparison
Unlike the H59, the TReMoR 2
has the mil holds placed into the
grid rather than above the main
crosshair
1 Mil

H59 TReMoR2
 H59/ TReMoR 2
Comparison Continued

.9 Mil

H59 TReMoR2
 H59/ TReMoR 2
Comparison Continued

.8 Mil

H59 TReMoR2
 H59/ TReMoR 2
Comparison Continued

.7 Mil

H59 TReMoR2
 H59/ TReMoR 2
Comparison Continued

.6 Mil

H59 TReMoR2
 H59/ TReMoR 2
Comparison Continued

.5 Mil

H59 TReMoR2
 .8 Mil

.7
Mil
.6 Mil

.5
Mil
 12” Drill

381Mete .8
rs Mils

435 .7
Meters Mils

508 .6
Meters Mils

610 .5
Meters Mils
 9” Drill

286 .8
Meters Mils

327 .7
Meters Mils

381 .6
Meters Mils

457 .5
Meters Mils
 16” Drill

508 .8
Meters Mils

581 .7
Meters Mils

677 .6
Meters Mils

813 .5
Meters Mils
 Finding Value of Gun
The H59 and TReMoR2 reticles can be optimized by
finding what your speed shooting gun value is.
We can do this by finding the following:

1. Target Size(Mils Covered) Optimum Range is from .5

mils to .8 mils
2. Elevation Hold

Your weapon will retain the same number for the same
sized targets. The size of the target will be a factor when
using gun values. Different size targets will give you
different ranges which in turn will give you different holds.
 Gun Value
.308
• The following table is based on a 12 inch target
Atmosphere:
Gun Info Temp: 59*F
MV: 2600 BP: 29.53
RH: 78
BC: .475

Mil(Covered) Elevation Gun Number

Hold
.8 (381 meters) 2.52 8+2.52=10.52
.7 (435 Meters) 3.19 7+3.19=10.19
.6 (508 Meters) 4.17 6+4.17=10.17
.5 (610 Meters) 5.62 5+5.62=10.62
 12” Target
Mil Covered Elevation Gun Number
Gun Info: Hold
MV: 2600 .8 2.52 8+2.52= 10.52
BC: .475

For shooting targets

which are 381 Meters
you know that your
mil hold will be
around 2.5 mils

Atmosphere:
Temp: 59*F
BP: 29.53
RH: 78
 12” Target
Corrected Hold
Mil Elevation Gun
Gun Info: Covered Hold Number
MV: 2600 .8 2.52 8+2.52=
BC: .475 10.52

Since this gun for a .8 Mil

hold is a 10 and a half gun.
Instead of holding the center
mass of the target on the 2
mil line, you will add a half
mil of elevation. Your hold
Atmosphere: for a 10.5 gun for a target
Temp: 59*F that mils .8 is 2.5
BP: 29.53
RH: 78
 12” Target
Gun Info:
MV: 2600
BC: .475 Mil Covered Elevation Gun Number
Hold
.7 3.19 7+3.19= 10.19

At this distance you

can round your
weapon down to a
10 gun.

Atmosphere:
Temp: 59*F
BP: 29.53
RH: 78
 12” Target
Corrected Hold
Gun Info:
MV: 2600
BC: .475 Mil Covered Elevation Gun Number
Hold
.7 3.19 7+3.19= 10.19

As seen in the
demonstration holding 3
mils of elevation hit the
Atmosphere: target just below center
Temp: 59*F mass
BP: 29.53
RH: 78
 12” Target
Gun Info:
MV: 2600
BC: .475 Mil Covered Elevation Gun Number
Hold
.6 4.17 6+4.17= 10.17

Again you can

round down to a
10 gun for this
Atmosphere: range
Temp: 59*F
BP: 29.53
RH: 78
 12” Target
Corrected Hold
Gun Info:
MV: 2600
BC: .475 Mil Covered Elevation Gun Number
Hold
.6 4.17 6+4.17= 10.17

As you see when

holding the center of
the target mass at 4
mils your hit is slightly
below center of the
Atmosphere: target
Temp: 59*F
BP: 29.53
RH: 78
 12” Target
Gun Info:
MV: 2600
BC: .475 Mil Covered Elevation Gun Number
Hold
.5 5.62 5+5.62= 10.62

For a 12” target

covering .5 mils your
weapon system is a 10.5
gun. You will simply add
a half mil to the 5th mil
Atmosphere: line for your elevation
Temp: 59*F hold
BP: 29.53
RH: 78
 12” Target
Corrected Hold
Gun Info:
MV: 2600
BC: .475 Mil Covered Elevation Gun Number
Hold
.5 5.62 5+5.62= 10.62

Again by simply adding half

of a mil to the 5 mils of
elevation you would have a
direct hit at 610 meters
Atmosphere: slightly below center mass
Temp: 59*F
BP: 29.53
RH: 78
 10 Gun

Targe
Bullet t
Impact

Atmosphere:
Temp: 59*F
BP: 29.53
RH: 78
 Corrected 10 Gun
Hold
If you are shooting a ten
gun then simply hold the
mil line at which you
measured at on center
mass of the target
Bullet Targe
Impact t

Atmosphere:
Temp: 59*F
BP: 29.53
RH: 78
 TReMoR 2 Wind
• What really sets the TReMoR 2 a part from the
rest of the reticles is the revolutionary wind holds
built into the reticle grid. These wind dots are not
specific to one caliber.
• The TReMoR 2 looks at wind in a whole new way
by taking your gun information combined with the
atmospheric data to give you a value for each
wind dot.
 Wind Mil holds
There is a mil grid built into the TReMoR 2 so people
can still hold off in mils rather than using the wind
dot value for holds
Hashes
represent one
mil markings
 TReMoR 2 Wind
Speed Shooting
Formula
TReMoR 2 has revolutionary wind dots which can work with any
caliber and eliminate the hassle of clicks or having to input data into
a ballistic solver.
 Finding Wind Values
• There are multiple ways for discovering what your
weapons wind value is:
o Using Kestrel with Horus Software
o Using the [Link] website
o Use ballistic solver
 Wind Dots Values
with Kestrel
• In the Kestrel with Atrag Software you can go into
the Accuracy First and look for the wind dot value.
• This feature will give you the updated wind value
for your selected gun and atmospheric conditions.
 Wind Dots
[Link]
• On the Horus Vision website one can get the wind
value for their gun by entering the data
requested from the website.
• This can be found by entering the reticles page
and opening the Wind Dot Calculator under the
TReMoR 2 description.

[Link]
 Wind Dot Value
Ballistic Solver
• One can find the value of their weapon system by
entering a full value wind into their wind into their
ballistic solver and entering a range that has an
elevation hold of 4 mils.

(Demonstration continued on next page)

For ease we are using a wind value of 20 mph with
a hold in elevation of 4 mils.
Our ballistic calculator gives us the hold of 2.5 mils
for wind for the selected gun. We would draw a
line from the main cross hair at 2.5 mils down to
the 4th mil of elevation.
We see that there are just over 5 wind dots are
between the 2.5 mil and the vertical. stadia.
20 / 5 = 4
We now have discovered that our wind dot value is
slightly over 4 mph. This can change though
depending on your current atmospheric data.
Bracketing wind:
The shooter can bracket the
wind dots for a hold on a
target if wind is blowing
from 12 – 16 mph and each
wind dot is a 4 mph value

1 1
2 6
 .223
MV: 2800 3 mph 6 mph 9 mph 12 mph
BC: .360
 .308
MV: 2700 4 mph 8 mph 12 16 mph
BC: .475 mph
 .338 5 mph 10 15 20 mph
MV: 2850 mph mph
BC: 0.567
You are shooting and you Gun Info:
know that your target is 12” BD: .308
but is at an unknown BW: 175
distance. To find the BC: .475
distance we must find the MV: 2600
how many mils the target
covers.
Using the grid within the Gun Info:
TReMoR 2 you see that the 12” BD: .308
target fits within the .7 mil BW: 175
bracket. BC: .475
MV: 2600
Using the mil/ size ratio formula we Gun Info:
know that this target distance is 435 BD: .308
Meters. BW: 175
Knowing at this range your are BC: .475
shooting a 10 gun you know that you MV: 2600
can hold the 3rd mil line at center
mass of the target.
With elevation accounted for you Gun Info:
now only need to compensate for BD: .308
wind. Your spotter calls a 12 mph BW: 175
wind blowing from left to right. BC: .475
MV: 2600

Wind 12
MPH

4 8 12
 Gun Info:
Knowing that your gun has a 4 mph
BD: .308
wind value for each dot with the
BW: 175
current atmospheric data, you move
BC: .475
the reticle to the third wind dot and
MV: 2600
dispatch the target.
Point of Aim
using speed
Bullet shooting
path formula

Wind 12
MPH

Point of Impact
using ballistic
calculator.
Elev. = 3.15
Wind = 1.22