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Matty Im sure your click values will be close enough for you not to notice. You will probably get more variation from whatever crhony you used.
You could mark out moa lines on a big bit of paper clamp the rifle and wind up and down. Remembering moa is not exactly an inch at 100y.
Or shoot at range on a windles day to verify drops and adjust velocity in app till they match which is probably all that matters(that you hit what your aiming at)
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Originally Posted by veitnamcam
This is the way two do it.
I was actually thinking of doing that! I know that the 2699 avg velocity I got after about 20 chrony'd shots is really close. But I suspect it's actually slightly faster due to some slight differences in what Strelok tells me, and me generally hitting slightly higher. That would make sense too, since Strelok works off muzzle velocity and the chrony was a few yards away.
Another question - Strelok tells me that to change my zero from 100 yards to 200 yards is 6.2 clicks. But then to change back from 200 yards to 100 yards is 7.2 clicks. What's going on here, as one is obviously wrong? Might be a glitch in the code and I should email the developer with my load info?
That's beyond me ?:D
Use JBM
If you're trying to snipe anything past 300 wouldn't you be looking for the most accurate adjustment possible? So your range finder plus ballistic app with current weather and altitiude? Especially if your shooting a small rabbit at 500m +? Not a lot of room for error.
I'm a fan of bdc reticle like on my ar but at longer range (500+) prefer dialup. Having said that I have never used the cds turrets.
Yeah, that's a good point. A yardage CDS I am interested in more for shots on larger animals where time might be a major factor.
Small targets like rabbits/hares you have all the time in the world from decent range, and you're right - I would be using ballistics programs, etc.
No need for app in the field.
Get the yardage CDS you want.
Make a swedish method scheme referenced to your CDS and you'll shoot faster.
I'm going to have to pull finger and log shots at different ranges then maybe just 'paint' on my turrets. See how that works out.
App is pretty close so should be able to just tweek it and go off the readouts on that?
This is all shown in the coming film but:
Shoot 2-3 distances.
Match ballistic software trajectory to that within 2-3 clicks.
You're done. Trajectory will be perfect.
Change one variable to explore the effect of changing weather.
Use V0 change 0.5 msec per 1°C unless you have other data.
Cheers Norway, will do that tomorrow morning.
What is a swedish method scheme?Quote:
Originally Posted by Norway
I think Gimp is better situated to assist here, I'm on a mobile.
It is basically a practical ballistic chart tuned to your environment and BDC.