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Epicyclic motion of a bullet (video)
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<blockquote data-quote="Michael Eichele" data-source="post: 251277" data-attributes="member: 1007"><p>LOL!</p><p></p><p>Yeah I was contemplating how I was going to accomplish this earlier. I think I will set up a target frame and backer at 300 yards with a spot target in the middle. Have a laser leveled at the bench project a laser beam on center of the 300 yard target. Set up another target at 250 yards with a big square cut out of the backer with thin paper over the cut out and a .5" hole cut in the middle and set it up so the laser projects through the hole. The paper would have one verticle and one horozontal line intersecting the hole. I would repeat the process in 50 yard increments to 100 yards. The rifle would be centered over the laser. </p><p></p><p>Fortunatly we are having a very clear high pressure system latley which at least in Anchorage hasnt generated any wind. It would still take quite some time to set it all up. Give me a couple weeks and I will see what I can do.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Michael Eichele, post: 251277, member: 1007"] LOL! Yeah I was contemplating how I was going to accomplish this earlier. I think I will set up a target frame and backer at 300 yards with a spot target in the middle. Have a laser leveled at the bench project a laser beam on center of the 300 yard target. Set up another target at 250 yards with a big square cut out of the backer with thin paper over the cut out and a .5" hole cut in the middle and set it up so the laser projects through the hole. The paper would have one verticle and one horozontal line intersecting the hole. I would repeat the process in 50 yard increments to 100 yards. The rifle would be centered over the laser. Fortunatly we are having a very clear high pressure system latley which at least in Anchorage hasnt generated any wind. It would still take quite some time to set it all up. Give me a couple weeks and I will see what I can do. [/QUOTE]
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