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<blockquote data-quote="Shootin4fun" data-source="post: 853827" data-attributes="member: 28741"><p>Yes, I can believe that lighting conditions might have something to do with variations in velocities that I've been seeing lately. I don't use it in the snow much but since I shoot for hours at a time the angle of the sun changes. I am most often shooting in direct sunlight out here in sunny the Sierra Nevada mountains of California. I have never felt like I was chasing the accuracy of the Pro Chrony because my accurate loads are very consistent. Its just recently that speeds have dropped some so I'm considering everything and it may be the Chrony.</p><p></p><p>I wonder if the manufacturers have tried making them with IR sensors and found that to be a no-go. I would think the pills are surely hot enough at 12 feet from muzzle to register a signature. </p><p></p><p>Anyway, the main thing is to find an accurate load and get a reliable snapshot of velocity and consistency as another data point to determine downrange energy and if you can't shoot at many different distances and simply observe, to calculate drop.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Shootin4fun, post: 853827, member: 28741"] Yes, I can believe that lighting conditions might have something to do with variations in velocities that I've been seeing lately. I don't use it in the snow much but since I shoot for hours at a time the angle of the sun changes. I am most often shooting in direct sunlight out here in sunny the Sierra Nevada mountains of California. I have never felt like I was chasing the accuracy of the Pro Chrony because my accurate loads are very consistent. Its just recently that speeds have dropped some so I'm considering everything and it may be the Chrony. I wonder if the manufacturers have tried making them with IR sensors and found that to be a no-go. I would think the pills are surely hot enough at 12 feet from muzzle to register a signature. Anyway, the main thing is to find an accurate load and get a reliable snapshot of velocity and consistency as another data point to determine downrange energy and if you can't shoot at many different distances and simply observe, to calculate drop. [/QUOTE]
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