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1690 Yards w/ 6.5 Creedmoor.

Here is all of the ballistic info from my Kestrel.

Distance 1,690 yards.


  • Elevation dialed from 100 yard zero. 21.10 Mils.
  • Wind held, .4 mils,
  • POI Elevation was dead center, wind was …. .4 mils off, It was a really dead wind day
  • Vertical Coriolis -0.11 mil
  • Horizontal Coriolis 0.14 mil
  • Spin Drift R 0.44 mil
  • Remaning Velocity 1040 FPS.
  • Remaning Energy 336 ftlb (more than a 55gr FMJ at 400 yards)
  • Time of Flight 3.1 seconds.
  • Time of shot fired, to hear the impact 8 seconds
  • Max Ordinate 523.14 inches.
  • Total Drop 1278.52 inches.
  • Range at which transonic velocity transition begins 1206 yards
  • 75% though transsonic range at 1400 yards
  • Subsonic (1130 FPS) at 1460 yards
 
Nice work! Can you share your rifle build and Kestrel Model?


Kestrel is a 4500 NV w/ applied ballistics.

* Action - Defiance Deviant, branded Roberts Precision Rifles. Built in 20 MOA rail, and recoil lug.
* Barrel - Bartlein 25 inch M24 contour 1:8.5 twist chambered in 6.5 Creemoor
* Suppressor - AAC Cyclone with a TAB gear Kryptek Mirage cover.
* Stock - McMillan A5 with flush cups all over, atlas rail, and PTG bottom metal.
* Bipod - Harris Bipod BRM-S and LT706 QD Swivel Mount Combo, bipod spikes are from JEC Customs
* Sling - Rifles Only FTW.
* Bolt handle and bolt shroud fluted by "bolt fluter"
* Scope Mount- Sphur 20 MOA SP-4601 with built in level.
* Scope - Kahles k624i 6-24x56 w/ MSR k reticle.
 
Nice work!
I was shooting my Creedmoor at 1760 last weekend with 130 Bergers and was holding 22 mils elevation and 4 mils wind 8-12mph, altitude density was 8250. I'm going to try the Hybrids in it next.
 
About 3 hours from me is Alma Colorado, it is at 10,500 feet and you can drive to over 12,000. I am going to take the lil' .308 to see how far it will go. Should be fun!