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<blockquote data-quote="Nikolakangrga" data-source="post: 489670" data-attributes="member: 17854"><p>I have been looking into ballistic software programs. This may be a VERY stupid question, but I dont know the answer and you guys have always answered my stupid questions in the past. If I zero my rifle at 250 yards @ 0' elevation. Then an hour later I drive up a mountain to 3000' elevation. I punch in the distance to a steel gong I have (980 yards), punch in the wind, elevation, pressures and so forth. Will my rifle being sighted in @ 0' elevation screw up my POI at 3000' elevation? what if it were 6000' elevation?</p><p></p><p>The reason I ask, where I will be hunting black bears this year, the elevation ranges from 1000' to 4500'. I was just curious how you guys deal with the different air densities. </p><p></p><p>Thanks, Nick</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nikolakangrga, post: 489670, member: 17854"] I have been looking into ballistic software programs. This may be a VERY stupid question, but I dont know the answer and you guys have always answered my stupid questions in the past. If I zero my rifle at 250 yards @ 0' elevation. Then an hour later I drive up a mountain to 3000' elevation. I punch in the distance to a steel gong I have (980 yards), punch in the wind, elevation, pressures and so forth. Will my rifle being sighted in @ 0' elevation screw up my POI at 3000' elevation? what if it were 6000' elevation? The reason I ask, where I will be hunting black bears this year, the elevation ranges from 1000' to 4500'. I was just curious how you guys deal with the different air densities. Thanks, Nick [/QUOTE]
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