Range Report gotta a wind ?
Re: gotta a wind ?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: s-xander</div><div class="ubbcode-body">how much will 10mph wind effect bullet drift with a .204 at 200yrds
lets say the wind is blowing 9 oclock to 3 oclock </div></div>
need more info
bullet weight
speed
bc
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: s-xander</div><div class="ubbcode-body">how much will 10mph wind effect bullet drift with a .204 at 200yrds
lets say the wind is blowing 9 oclock to 3 oclock </div></div>
need more info
bullet weight
speed
bc
Re: gotta a wind ?
somewhere around 1.5 moa
somewhere around 1.5 moa
Re: gotta a wind ?
I seriously doubt that anyone here has seen very many winds that blow steadily at 10.00 MPH.
That is the seminal flaw in assuming one can calculate the behavior of a bullet in advance of its launch. Nothing about what we do is related directly to precision, because nothing in the real world is as precise as our presumptions would suggest.
My response would be to favor the left by about an inch or two. If you're off, it's probably not by enough to spare the life of that P-Dog. Besides, the shooter who can hold to less than the cirular error probability of their system is probably a lot harder to find in a mirror than many of us might be thinking.
An' dat's da name 'o dat tune...
Greg
I seriously doubt that anyone here has seen very many winds that blow steadily at 10.00 MPH.
That is the seminal flaw in assuming one can calculate the behavior of a bullet in advance of its launch. Nothing about what we do is related directly to precision, because nothing in the real world is as precise as our presumptions would suggest.
My response would be to favor the left by about an inch or two. If you're off, it's probably not by enough to spare the life of that P-Dog. Besides, the shooter who can hold to less than the cirular error probability of their system is probably a lot harder to find in a mirror than many of us might be thinking.
An' dat's da name 'o dat tune...
Greg
Re: gotta a wind ?
Range Velocity Energy Elev Wind
(yards) (ft/sec) (ft-lbs) (moa) (moa)
0 3917.5 1363 --- ---
50 3703.5 1218.2 -0.83 0.38
100 3499.8 1087.8 0 0.76
150 3305.1 970.2 -0.18 1.16
200 3118.6 863.8 -0.65 1.58
250 2939.6 767.5 -1.27 2.02
300 2767.6 680.3 -2.01 2.49
350 2602.3 601.4 -2.84 2.98
400 2443.3 530.2 -3.78 3.5
Range Velocity Energy Elev Wind
(yards) (ft/sec) (ft-lbs) (inches) (inches)
0 3917.5 1363 --- ---
50 3703.5 1218.2 -0.43 0.2
100 3499.8 1087.8 0 0.79
150 3305.1 970.2 -0.28 1.82
200 3118.6 863.8 -1.35 3.31
250 2939.6 767.5 -3.32 5.3
300 2767.6 680.3 -6.3 7.82
350 2602.3 601.4 -10.41 10.92
400 2443.3 530.2 -15.81 14.66
Range Velocity Energy Elev Wind
(yards) (ft/sec) (ft-lbs) (moa) (moa)
0 3917.5 1363 --- ---
50 3703.5 1218.2 -0.83 0.38
100 3499.8 1087.8 0 0.76
150 3305.1 970.2 -0.18 1.16
200 3118.6 863.8 -0.65 1.58
250 2939.6 767.5 -1.27 2.02
300 2767.6 680.3 -2.01 2.49
350 2602.3 601.4 -2.84 2.98
400 2443.3 530.2 -3.78 3.5
Range Velocity Energy Elev Wind
(yards) (ft/sec) (ft-lbs) (inches) (inches)
0 3917.5 1363 --- ---
50 3703.5 1218.2 -0.43 0.2
100 3499.8 1087.8 0 0.79
150 3305.1 970.2 -0.28 1.82
200 3118.6 863.8 -1.35 3.31
250 2939.6 767.5 -3.32 5.3
300 2767.6 680.3 -6.3 7.82
350 2602.3 601.4 -10.41 10.92
400 2443.3 530.2 -15.81 14.66
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