Temp goes up air gets thinner round hits higher , temp goes down air gets thicker round hits lower.What is the formula/calculation used that comes out to 1 MOA difference for every 20 degree temperature swing?
Temp goes up air gets thinner round hits higher , temp goes down air gets thicker round hits lower.What is the formula/calculation used that comes out to 1 MOA difference for every 20 degree temperature swing?
Respectfully you don t have a clue. It's all science, he sights in at home, builds a library of data on how gear performs at what temp, attitude ,pressure , and when-shooting at long range past 1000 yards lats and longitude the direction of fire. Once in position he will take a read on environmental conditions and compute a ballistic solutiontry asking a army sniper sights in at home range then travels thousands of miles
and use's his rifle never a issue , ive never had your issue
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The shock wave in front of a supersonic bullet is caused by the bullet compressing the atmosphere in front of it. This shock wave breaks up and clears any droplets that might be in it's path.
The shock wave is present whether there are any droplets or not, the droplets do not touch the bullet and do not add any extra resistance to the force acting on the bullet.
The rifle did not loose accuracy,it had a point of impact change due to environmental factors related to temperature and attitudei do have a clue and yes carry my data but no way will a rifle that's accurate in one place change that much in another, unless something goes astray like a heavy handed clown
being playing this game for over 50 years and professionally
I think you have to look at the relative mass ratio between a water drop, a plane under constant thrust which you can steer and a bullet running at Mach 2-3. I'm a curious engineer also. E=1/2mvE2. Of course, once you go supersonic it changes.
i do have a clue and yes carry my data but no way will a rifle that's accurate in one place change that much in another, unless something goes astray like a heavy handed clown
being playing this game for over 50 years and professionally
The POI shift is most likely caused by the flaws in your shooting.
My rifles POI doesn't change from bi pod to bag to bench to prone etc etc. mostly because my recoil management is the same. I've traveled many states shooting matches and hunting with no more than a tenth of POI change.
Don't need to pal I've been doing this longer than you've been standingView attachment 133630 View attachment 133628 View attachment 133629 What I just provide you was a example of what a understanding of and the proper implementation of proven rules of external ballistic is capable of. The point of impact was explained and expected do to the 40 degree change in temperature off set by a competing condition of attitude/air density. It simple science. proven by guys much smarter than I am. Using that 3 shot group I trued my ballistic program , used my wind meter and made perfect shots at 400 on the eye of the coyotes , the pig hear at 922 yards and a point of aim at 1120. Go to applied ballistic and get his first book . You will learn a lot.
Well said sir , funny I get the same as well lol always have all my riflesThe POI shift is most likely caused by the flaws in your shooting.
My rifles POI doesn't change from bi pod to bag to bench to prone etc etc. mostly because my recoil management is the same. I've traveled many states shooting matches and hunting with no more than a tenth of POI change.
I am 66 I been building guns and or shooting something in competition since I am 19. If your older than me and still doing it good for you.Don't need to pal I've been doing this longer than you've been standing