i'll get to it later(not at home right now) but bullet flight fte calculates for this. I have a chart i'll scan in and post when I get home.How much? My guess is that it is a (small) percentage of the hoazontal drift.
Lets say a 10 mph nine oclock cross at 1200 yards with a RHT 1-10. How much spin drift with and with out the wind.
Can you calculate off of a program?
Lets throuw a number out there...lets say on a zero wind day that the above shot will give you 8" of drift to the right. The next shot is taken in the 10MPH cross. Will the 8 inches of hoazontal drift drop to ...say 5 inches and the other three inches ends up as drop?
You guys are freakin me out here!!
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