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Rule of Thumb for Shooting Down Hill
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<blockquote data-quote="ndking1126" data-source="post: 2336999" data-attributes="member: 26820"><p>Jbmballistics allows you to put in the angle and you can see how much it varies from a level shot without having to do math. Run the numbers at level, hit the back button and change it to 10 degrees and run it again. I've never tested their numbers when shooting steep angles, but with flat shots they've always been very close.</p><p></p><p>Update: I threw I some generic but probably close to accurate numbers and the difference in impact with a 10* angle was .9" at 500 yards. I can't imagine that was enough to cause the miss on its own.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ndking1126, post: 2336999, member: 26820"] Jbmballistics allows you to put in the angle and you can see how much it varies from a level shot without having to do math. Run the numbers at level, hit the back button and change it to 10 degrees and run it again. I've never tested their numbers when shooting steep angles, but with flat shots they've always been very close. Update: I threw I some generic but probably close to accurate numbers and the difference in impact with a 10* angle was .9" at 500 yards. I can't imagine that was enough to cause the miss on its own. [/QUOTE]
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