scsims
Well-Known Member
Is there any difference in the velocity truing feature in the Ballistic AE software as opposed to just using the tried and true method of setting targets every 100 yards to find the drop at each range?
Just curious if anyone has used that feature, I've started using it and it seems to be working well. As my F1 shooting chrony is proving to be around 100fps slow per what I'm seeing at the range.
Just as an example I was shooting my Edge for the first time at 200 and 300 yards. Per the shooting chrony I had 2780 fps inputed into Ballistic AE for the 300 gr SMK, and dialed for the 200 and 300 yards zero. At both ranges I was .75" high. When I put this into the truing feature in the software it changes the velocity to 2880 fps. Which seems more like what I should be seeing I think.
Just curious if anyone has used that feature, I've started using it and it seems to be working well. As my F1 shooting chrony is proving to be around 100fps slow per what I'm seeing at the range.
Just as an example I was shooting my Edge for the first time at 200 and 300 yards. Per the shooting chrony I had 2780 fps inputed into Ballistic AE for the 300 gr SMK, and dialed for the 200 and 300 yards zero. At both ranges I was .75" high. When I put this into the truing feature in the software it changes the velocity to 2880 fps. Which seems more like what I should be seeing I think.