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<blockquote data-quote="D.ID" data-source="post: 780599" data-attributes="member: 14340"><p>Once I have my base line established, I shoot all over with positive results. ES is obvious at distance. Groups fired repetitively can eliminate shooter error and needs done anyway to develop a load, test it's consistency and stay in practice. </p><p>Agree that not all software is equal and the bc discrepancy exists no matter how you measure your speed.</p><p>I am limited to a few long range rifles and about 1300yrds (the limit of my range finder) but my numbers match my scope with my rifle and my set up, using the software I use. My numbers are solid and you can't beat them because they are solid. </p><p>You can spend more, put more rounds down range, have more stuff in your range bag but you can't beat the math because it adds up.</p><p>A 1/4moa remington is not better than my 1/4moa savage. They are two different means of doing the same thing, but in all likelihood one costs more than the other. Same results and same limitations.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="D.ID, post: 780599, member: 14340"] Once I have my base line established, I shoot all over with positive results. ES is obvious at distance. Groups fired repetitively can eliminate shooter error and needs done anyway to develop a load, test it's consistency and stay in practice. Agree that not all software is equal and the bc discrepancy exists no matter how you measure your speed. I am limited to a few long range rifles and about 1300yrds (the limit of my range finder) but my numbers match my scope with my rifle and my set up, using the software I use. My numbers are solid and you can't beat them because they are solid. You can spend more, put more rounds down range, have more stuff in your range bag but you can't beat the math because it adds up. A 1/4moa remington is not better than my 1/4moa savage. They are two different means of doing the same thing, but in all likelihood one costs more than the other. Same results and same limitations. [/QUOTE]
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