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How High do bullets go in their flight trajectory
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<blockquote data-quote="dfanonymous" data-source="post: 1823833" data-attributes="member: 97050"><p>If there's a wind there, you really have two options, don't do something about it, or do something about it. I've legitimately taped a spare kestrel to a long *** stick to measure up in around max ord.</p><p>I mean I get you might not be able to do all this when hunting, but in that case, don't take that type of shot if you're not prepared to do the work.</p><p>Everything is a prediction in a solution, so "wind guessing" is just a part of that and involves whole lotta times seeing, understanding and writing things down and having a good ballistic validation on wind call. If you use a mph gun chart in anyways, what I would mean is where you're .1 mil jumps occur for ballistic calibration. Not all of us get to shoot in flat areas. This is the flattest it gets for me, and there's a mountain to the rear about 1500 and hill to the left, with all the shrubs through out, that don't blow with what's happening in reality.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dfanonymous, post: 1823833, member: 97050"] If there’s a wind there, you really have two options, don’t do something about it, or do something about it. I’ve legitimately taped a spare kestrel to a long *** stick to measure up in around max ord. I mean I get you might not be able to do all this when hunting, but in that case, don’t take that type of shot if you’re not prepared to do the work. Everything is a prediction in a solution, so “wind guessing” is just a part of that and involves whole lotta times seeing, understanding and writing things down and having a good ballistic validation on wind call. If you use a mph gun chart in anyways, what I would mean is where you’re .1 mil jumps occur for ballistic calibration. Not all of us get to shoot in flat areas. This is the flattest it gets for me, and there’s a mountain to the rear about 1500 and hill to the left, with all the shrubs through out, that don’t blow with what’s happening in reality. [/QUOTE]
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