There are plenty of ballistic charts for firearms to establish a 200 or 300 yard zero with a specific caliber and bullet weight. The information generally is something like 1.5" high at 100 yards, right on at 200, and 6.5" low at 300 or some variation. Pretty standard stuff.
Is there any similar chart for pellets? I am aware of the charts to calculate BC or power but have not stumbled upon a ballistic chart. I have access to an indoor range of 50' [16.67 yards]. That is where is will setting up my .22 caliber airguns. I can figure out the fps. With fps, pellet caliber, and pellet weight, is there a chart that would indicate POI at several distances, like 25, 50, 75, and 100 yards?
Thanks. And a shout out to Triple S Shooting Supplies for a quick recovery.
Mike
Mod Edit: Moved to Pellets, Projectiles, Slugs and Ammo forum
Is there any similar chart for pellets? I am aware of the charts to calculate BC or power but have not stumbled upon a ballistic chart. I have access to an indoor range of 50' [16.67 yards]. That is where is will setting up my .22 caliber airguns. I can figure out the fps. With fps, pellet caliber, and pellet weight, is there a chart that would indicate POI at several distances, like 25, 50, 75, and 100 yards?
Thanks. And a shout out to Triple S Shooting Supplies for a quick recovery.
Mike
Mod Edit: Moved to Pellets, Projectiles, Slugs and Ammo forum
