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If I zero a rifle at 200 yards at sea level at 15 degrees Celsius and then for arguments sake go on a trip to 1000m altitude at 5 degrees, how do I get the right data for this change.
I have been using the JBM website trajectory program but if I change the altitude or temperature, it still considers the zero to be 200 yards. Which I assume it won't be?
Can anyone offer any advice on this? Would be much appreciated.
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