That bullet was updated a couple months back. What is in the library is newer information than in the book.
Thanks!
That bullet was updated a couple months back. What is in the library is newer information than in the book.
That bullet was updated a couple months back. What is in the library is newer information than in the book.
Hi Doc,
Am I correct that there is there are no Elevation & Wind Correction Factor inputs in the Kestrel 5700 and that that elevation correction is made with the Drop Scale Factor?
If so, is there any way to account for an error in windage turrets?
Thanks,
Bill
I still cannot get bullet profiles I have previously purchased.
My new phone is a Moto Z Force Droid.
Has there been a fix for this? Or am I doing something wrong?
That is correct.
When you "Restore Purchases" how many does it indicate are restored in the app?
They will show up when you select "Custom" instead of G1 or G7. The new version of the app will simplify this greatly.It says 5 restored, how do I find them? The ones I purchased do not show up in bullet library.
Ray
That would be nice!
Ok I started a thread on my Kestrel 5700 elite and got one response with a link to this thread. Please help me understand how a kestrel can ADJUST to different environmental conditions if the only info it has is bullet, muzzle velocity, zero range, site height etc.???? If it doesn't have a baseline environmental conditions, how does it adjust. What if my velocity was taken at an extreme elevation and temperature?? It seems important in apps like shooter and applied ballistic app that they have baseline conditions. Please help. I have not customized a curve specific for me yet as I've had some surgeries etc., but I want to understand. Oh and I have both kestrel apps.
Also I have tools available to me like Labrador if that matters. Thank you.
Thank you for your response. It's just so hammered in my mind a baseline is needed. Sounds like I need to accept it's not.We have the ballistic data, from testing the bullets in our ballistics laboratory. The Kestrel Elite has on board atmospheric sensors which provide the ballistics solver with real time data. The Solver can then provide a firing solution given target data, using the profile.
As long as the shooter has a good 100 yard zero, the Kestrel is capable of providing a solid firing solution given limited errors in the weapon platform.