[300winmag]

I only scored 37.x% on the geek quiz, and now I know why. They didn't ask enough questions about weapons. I scored low in geekiness in the games and reading material sections, but would have cleaned up if they included stuff about weapons.

And here's the latest example in weapons geek. I was thinking of somehow building my own, but was too lazy to get started. Now someone has invented a cosine gauge, which clamps to a Weaver mount. It lets you compute a change in elevation for a target far above or below the horizontal. It ain't cheap (another characteristic of weapons geekiness), but I'll keep you informed how it works, once I get it.

I just need to figure out how to keep both the spirit level (more geekiness), and this gauge in view without the two interfering.

[Professional Engineer]

The quiz was definitely weighted toward computers, games and fiction. some of the stuff, I had no earthly idea about.

I guess I'll give ole Schrodringer a pat, and go to the next one.

[ItsOurTimeNow]

Aw, but see...that's the beauty of being a true "geek"...we can't be bothered to go OUTSIDE and do anything! lol

I'm kidding, of course.

[Professional Engineer]

I like the sight gizmo. Ought to be vey handy in hilly terrain.

[osagebowman]

I like it but I doubt it will replace 'Kentucky windage' or 'hold a hair high' :-)