Is there a way to estimate the maximum trajectory height of a bullet based on the DOPE for a given distance? Thanks.
Bullet Trajectory Height Question
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Re: Bullet Trajectory Height Question
Yes. What you have to do is this: set up your load up in the ballistic program, with the appropriate parameters. Set the program up to give you drop in inches.
Then change the zero range to the distance you're shooting. Print the trajectory table out for intervals of, say, 50 yards out to that distance. Then look at the drop column for the intermediate distances out to that range, and find the highest one. That's the maximum ordinate.
Yes. What you have to do is this: set up your load up in the ballistic program, with the appropriate parameters. Set the program up to give you drop in inches.
Then change the zero range to the distance you're shooting. Print the trajectory table out for intervals of, say, 50 yards out to that distance. Then look at the drop column for the intermediate distances out to that range, and find the highest one. That's the maximum ordinate.
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