Website or app to tell me bullet hit point that is signed in +1.5 at 100 yards.

[qwerty11]

I am wanting to know where a 130gr Core-Lokt in .270, that is signed in at +1.5" at 100 yards and fired out of a 20" barrel, will hit at 200, 300, 400, and etc. Is there a website or app that will easily tell me this?

 

[MudRunner2005]

if you use an iPhone, you can download an app called BulletDrop+. I've used it for years. I've also used an app called iStrelok for years. BulletDrop is just a bullet drop chart you input data, it does the calculations, and gives you drops and dopes. Strelok you input your rifle's data and your scope's data, and it shows you on your reticle, your drops. You can also manipulate your zero, max yardage, etc... Between the 2, you should find one that works for you.

But it sounds like you're wanting a basic bullet drop compensation calculator, in which case, BulletDrop+ is what I recommend.

 

[mtmuley]

You need to shoot it at those distances. mtmuley

 

[MudRunner2005]

You need to shoot it at those distances. mtmuley

Yep, always confirm your drops.

 

[nightforce007]

Shoot it

I am wanting to know where a 130gr Core-Lokt in .270, that is signed in at +1.5" at 100 yards and fired out of a 20" barrel, will hit at 200, 300, 400, and etc. Is there a website or app that will easily tell me this?

and confirm

 

[woodnut]

I use shooter app. But like the others say, confirm info by shooting. The apps will get you darn close, IF you correctly did the inputs. But shooting at the distances of 200,300,400 etc. is necessary to confirm.

 

[lancetkenyon]

Out to 400, if you have exactly correct inputs, most ballistic apps will be good. I use Shooter myself.

But over 400, errors in your inputs will start tonshow, and the further you go, intensify.

Remember, garbage in, garbage out.
It is your responsibility to the game we hunt to verify and make a good, clean shot.