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<blockquote data-quote="bjlooper" data-source="post: 111359" data-attributes="member: 5547"><p>I have read more than a few post on this fourm as well as others. That imply that by going to a heaver bullet or to a larger caliber that you will get less wind drift.</p><p>Am I mistaken I thought that the weight or the caliber of the bullet had nothing to do with wind drift. The only thing that matters is time of flight. Which means that velocity and balistic coefficient, are the main factors effecting wind drift.</p><p>example of this is if you have two bullets Shoot at 3000 fps and are traveling in a 90 degree ten mph cross wind. bullet A is .243 cal 80 gr with a BC of .534 and Bullet B is a .243 cal 105 gr with a BC of .534. They will have the same wind drift and the same drop and the same time of flight at any given range.</p><p></p><p>So if I'm wrong will some one please teach me what is correct.</p><p></p><p>DR B</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bjlooper, post: 111359, member: 5547"] I have read more than a few post on this fourm as well as others. That imply that by going to a heaver bullet or to a larger caliber that you will get less wind drift. Am I mistaken I thought that the weight or the caliber of the bullet had nothing to do with wind drift. The only thing that matters is time of flight. Which means that velocity and balistic coefficient, are the main factors effecting wind drift. example of this is if you have two bullets Shoot at 3000 fps and are traveling in a 90 degree ten mph cross wind. bullet A is .243 cal 80 gr with a BC of .534 and Bullet B is a .243 cal 105 gr with a BC of .534. They will have the same wind drift and the same drop and the same time of flight at any given range. So if I'm wrong will some one please teach me what is correct. DR B [/QUOTE]
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