For those who asked in the past, my second gunnery guide is out. It is called "Distance is not a Range" and it is about Soviet WWII Tank Simulation this time.
This book is the second guide I have written. The first one is called "Gunnery Reference Manual #1" and was about WWII German Tiger simulator and how to use their Gun sight.
This one is about WWII Soviet armor simulator gun sights and covers 20 different tanks. Unlike Germany or the US, the Soviets during WWII had many different gun sights, all based on the Stadia metric system. The second guide "Distance is not a Range" is the explanation of the stadia metric system, how to apply that system to Soviet sight successfully to increase the accuracy of each shots, to reach an average of one shot one hit instead of 3 shots one hit, in MP confrontations.
This book represent a year of full time labor of research, writing and drawing. I am happy it is finally published.
For a more complete review, you can also
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Sincerely,
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and this guide has really helped me get a grip on it. I have created summary MIL/Range tables using the tables provided in the book and am trying to make a habit of using them when playing War Thunder. When I do, first shot hit chances are greatly improved!