Chairgun ballistic program for airguns

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The ballistic calculator gives you a good idea of what to expect for holdovers, but ultimately I figure all mine out by shooting at actual targets at known distances.

I put my main targets up at 25 and 50 yards. Then I stick a 3” target to a recipe card hot glued to a popsicle stick at every 5 yards starting at 5 yards all the way to 100 yards if necessary and determine my “true holdovers” that way. I always find the calculator to be off at some distances. Nothing replaces trigger time!

Well said.

 

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For FT competition, you need to know the trajectory at each yard from 10 to 55. Each time you change pellets, weight, or velocity , you must recalculate your trajectory . If must be precise. This isn't shooting tin cans.

If you read my post .I said if competition shooting I can understand.But for pest control out to 70 yards shouldn’t be a problem.And tin cans at 100 yards is a no brainer .

 

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I never said anything about using a range finder .I take one along when I go pesting but out to 70 yards I don’t need to punch in too strlocfor a 50 to 60 yard shot and I’m not talking cans either..Those rats ranged45 to 58 yards.As I said in my post I can see using strloc for competition.Take a chill pill boys to each there own.PS I would be willing to bet that more than 80% of you guys have made bad judgment shots.

I dont use strelok when I shoot. I dont need a rangefinder either if my shots are within the pbr of my rifle.