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Ive no idea why i thought it, but i always assumed you were shooting much faster than that. Like 2500+. Looking at this, that bullet doesn't lose as much speed as i thought it would in 1k yards.
 
Ive no idea why i thought it, but i always assumed you were shooting much faster than that. Like 2500+. Looking at this, that bullet doesn't lose as much speed as i thought it would in 1k yards.
The load is the maximum allowable of BH in the matches. I can get to 2500fps :)
I see the surgeon on Wednesday and my first question to him will be: Can I shoot? ;)
 
The load is the maximum allowable of BH in the matches. I can get to 2500fps :)
I see the surgeon on Wednesday and my first question to him will be: Can I shoot? ;)
Looks like that bullet goes subsonic between 700 and 800 yds.
It's kind of funny that my black powder ctg. bullets go subsonic at about 200 yds. +-
The speed of sound is dependant on the temperature but is approximately 1125 FPS at 68 degrees F.
Encore.......what is the approximate wind deflection of your bullet for a 5 and 10 MPH full value wind?
Will your program figure that out? I'm curious. X
 
Looks like that bullet goes subsonic between 700 and 800 yds.
It's kind of funny that my black powder ctg. bullets go subsonic at about 200 yds. +-
The speed of sound is dependant on the temperature but is approximately 1125 FPS at 68 degrees F.
Encore.......what is the approximate wind deflection of your bullet for a 5 and 10 MPH full value wind?
Will your program figure that out? I'm curious. X
Yes, the program will give you an approximate.

Zero wind at 1,000yds. Note spin drift.

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5mph wind

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10mph wind

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Yes, the program will give you an approximate.

Zero wind at 1,000yds. Note spin drift.

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5mph wind

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10mph wind

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Am I reading your chart correctly? 7.6 MOA deflection at 5 MPH and 14.1 MOA at 10 MPH at 1000 yards. I didn't expect so much. Believe it or not, the general wind deflection formula [for BP CTG ] I use from 800 to 1000 yards for a full value wind is a "mile a minute" which doesn't seem that far off from your chart. A really funny thing is my BPC bullets start out at around 1300 FPS muzzle velocity. Yours have just SLOWED DOWN to that at 600 yds! Interesting. X
 

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