Thread: .270 muzzle speed

LOL, i'm about to give up.

ok, summary of what I am trying to achieve.

I want to go hunting
I want to shoot and KILL deer
I want to be able to shoot comfortably till about 400 meters with a elevation turret and range finder.

I need to know the elevation clicks per 50 meter (or 25, or 100 what ever the experts advice me).

I'm not trying to be pedantic about it. just trying to get my head around things as I'm new to this 'trying to be accurate'.

I used to estimate, elevate a bit according to the estimate and pull the trigger. Works pretty well normally but.....

So if your patients is not running too thin, please try to explain again how to achieve accurate shooting to this poor dumb hunter.

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You can then either twiddle n fiddle or use Kentucky windage.the deer won't know or care

300 yards. Nine inches and fifteen inches.there you go

If you want to kill deer.sight in 2-5" high and hundy aim dead on to where you drop more than 4" below line of sight and know you need X amount at 350 and y amount at 400

thank you!

if your going to shoot past 300-350 and therefore will need to twiddle n fiddle...you will need rangefinder AND you will need to verify your drop at those ranges anyway...so you arent going to need exact numbers to begin with....Ive given you near enough with above charts....try dialing that amount..fire 3 rounds,its either going to be right or near enough you can then change number of clicks dialed and reshoot to verify...then move out to next distance rinse and repeat..... if you needed more clicks at 350..well you will need proportionally the same more at 400..... as you arent asking to shoot out to 750 you now now your dial up clicks required for 350 and 400 yards.... 375 will be near enough to half way between and 325 near enough to half way up to your 350...what more is there to know????
write down your number of clicks at 325-350-375-400 laminate it and tape it to stock...chances are deer will be at 250 yards and yo uwill wonder why you bothered wit hall the fluffing around....
good luck

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

if your going to shoot past 300-350 and therefore will need to twiddle n fiddle...you will need rangefinder AND you will need to verify your drop at those ranges anyway...so you arent going to need exact numbers to begin with....Ive given you near enough with above charts....try dialing that amount..fire 3 rounds,its either going to be right or near enough you can then change number of clicks dialed and reshoot to verify...then move out to next distance rinse and repeat..... if you needed more clicks at 350..well you will need proportionally the same more at 400..... as you arent asking to shoot out to 750 you now now your dial up clicks required for 350 and 400 yards.... 375 will be near enough to half way between and 325 near enough to half way up to your 350...what more is there to know????
write down your number of clicks at 325-350-375-400 laminate it and tape it to stock...chances are deer will be at 250 yards and yo uwill wonder why you bothered wit hall the fluffing around....
good luck

very true

Greetings All,
This is the target I used to set up my rifle for 600 yard (550 metre) shooting. The little cross high on the target is the calculated trajectory at 200 metres based on a 550 metre zero and my chronographed velocity. The point of impact was deemed close enough and the first shot at the 600 yard target was a little low and a bit to the right. I think that the last was more due to my tiny portable bench rest than anything else. Improvements to it are under way. Making the adjustment in this way worked around any problems with the scope adjustments. The close agreement between predicted and measured velocity at the 600 yard target validated both the BC and software used.
Regards Grandpamac.