I've been using the G1 because of the ballistic program I used to use.Now I can take advantage of the G7
anybody have the G7 for Hooker .375/350's ?
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Re: anybody have the G7 for Hooker .375/350's ?
Most manufacturers don't calculate G7 BCs. Brian Litz of Berger bullets did some independent testing to get real world G7s out of many projos. Yours isn't one of them.
Josh
Most manufacturers don't calculate G7 BCs. Brian Litz of Berger bullets did some independent testing to get real world G7s out of many projos. Yours isn't one of them.
Josh
Re: anybody have the G7 for Hooker .375/350's ?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: steve123</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I've been using the G1 because of the ballistic program I used to use.Now I can take advantage of the G7
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Steve, what program are you using? Also, Have you tried PM Brian?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: steve123</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I've been using the G1 because of the ballistic program I used to use.Now I can take advantage of the G7
Steve, what program are you using? Also, Have you tried PM Brian?
Re: anybody have the G7 for Hooker .375/350's ?
Steve, I have shot a lot of the Jamison 350 grain solids which I believe are the same as the hookers. I calculated a G7 of .428 by plugging in actual range data from 1500-3000 yards. I have found that this number produces information that almost exactly models my range data.
I am using a 5.5-22 NXS and I will say that I have not calibrated my scope but the G7 I came up with matches the scope output very well.
Steve, I have shot a lot of the Jamison 350 grain solids which I believe are the same as the hookers. I calculated a G7 of .428 by plugging in actual range data from 1500-3000 yards. I have found that this number produces information that almost exactly models my range data.
I am using a 5.5-22 NXS and I will say that I have not calibrated my scope but the G7 I came up with matches the scope output very well.
Re: anybody have the G7 for Hooker .375/350's ?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: XLR</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Steve, I have shot a lot of the Jamison 350 grain solids which I believe are the same as the hookers. I calculated a G7 of .428 by plugging in actual range data from 1500-3000 yards. I have found that this number produces information that almost exactly models my range data.
I am using a 5.5-22 NXS and I will say that I have not calibrated my scope but the G7 I came up with matches the scope output very well. </div></div>
T
Perfect! Thanks XLR! I need to try 3000Y too
I like your stocks the best by the way.Want to take a Mcrees in trade
DesertHK,I got a new Droid X and got the shooter ballistics app.It's such a rare and expensive projectile I doubt Brians' done work with it.
Thanks for letting me know MinorDamage.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: XLR</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Steve, I have shot a lot of the Jamison 350 grain solids which I believe are the same as the hookers. I calculated a G7 of .428 by plugging in actual range data from 1500-3000 yards. I have found that this number produces information that almost exactly models my range data.
I am using a 5.5-22 NXS and I will say that I have not calibrated my scope but the G7 I came up with matches the scope output very well. </div></div>
T
Perfect! Thanks XLR! I need to try 3000Y too
DesertHK,I got a new Droid X and got the shooter ballistics app.It's such a rare and expensive projectile I doubt Brians' done work with it.
Thanks for letting me know MinorDamage.
