Well I have decided to share the good and the bad with you all that way when I do really good maybe you fellas will believe me
This morning I headed out to shoot my first cold bore shot at LR . I set one target out at 744 yrds and then another at 812 yrds. I had recently shot a pretty nice group at 752 and I felt pretty confident this morning but boy did I get humbled big time in a hurry !. I didn't allow for any wind as their was some fog and it didn't look like their was any so I don't know if the wind got me or I entered something wrong into my pc . Below is the data that I entered , maybe some of you could plug it into your NF program to see if it matches .
Note: I did not hit anywhere on the targets(only one shot at each target) They are atleast 20 X 24 something is bad wrong . (The cross hairs were on the x mark when the gun went off)
Data
Temp 75 Altitude set at 0 Calculated standard pressure unchecked.
Baro 28.78
R.H 67.2
812 Yards called for 18.25 MOA
744 Yards called for 16.50 MOA
I have no ideah as to what went wrong . Any ideas ?
Thanks ,
BigBuck
This morning I headed out to shoot my first cold bore shot at LR . I set one target out at 744 yrds and then another at 812 yrds. I had recently shot a pretty nice group at 752 and I felt pretty confident this morning but boy did I get humbled big time in a hurry !. I didn't allow for any wind as their was some fog and it didn't look like their was any so I don't know if the wind got me or I entered something wrong into my pc . Below is the data that I entered , maybe some of you could plug it into your NF program to see if it matches .
Note: I did not hit anywhere on the targets(only one shot at each target) They are atleast 20 X 24 something is bad wrong . (The cross hairs were on the x mark when the gun went off)
Data
Temp 75 Altitude set at 0 Calculated standard pressure unchecked.
Baro 28.78
R.H 67.2
812 Yards called for 18.25 MOA
744 Yards called for 16.50 MOA
I have no ideah as to what went wrong . Any ideas ?
Thanks ,
BigBuck
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