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Chrono accuracy
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<blockquote data-quote="Trickymissfit" data-source="post: 535187" data-attributes="member: 25383"><p>Never saw one with the inferred screens, so can't comment on them. I use the plain jane generic ones that it came with, and over a few years (about 12 to 15 to be exact) I doubt it's missed eight shots, and probably closer to six. For about ten years I shot with a buddy that used an Ohler 35, and we could see zero difference between them except $200. If his threw a round out, mine did as well. The difference in velocity usually was about six to eight feet per second. Who was right? Nobody will know. We later built a completely new bracket to hold the screens as the Ohler outfit was nothing but a tomato stake on a good day, and his spreads did tighten up a slight bit. </p><p> </p><p>Calculating the actual velocity of a bullet should be easy if the bullet manufacturs told the truth about their actual B/C's. Most simply guess at it.. Plus you add in the error of the shooting position, and it's guess work</p><p>gary</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Trickymissfit, post: 535187, member: 25383"] Never saw one with the inferred screens, so can't comment on them. I use the plain jane generic ones that it came with, and over a few years (about 12 to 15 to be exact) I doubt it's missed eight shots, and probably closer to six. For about ten years I shot with a buddy that used an Ohler 35, and we could see zero difference between them except $200. If his threw a round out, mine did as well. The difference in velocity usually was about six to eight feet per second. Who was right? Nobody will know. We later built a completely new bracket to hold the screens as the Ohler outfit was nothing but a tomato stake on a good day, and his spreads did tighten up a slight bit. Calculating the actual velocity of a bullet should be easy if the bullet manufacturs told the truth about their actual B/C's. Most simply guess at it.. Plus you add in the error of the shooting position, and it's guess work gary [/QUOTE]
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