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Offline John Boy

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1000 Yds - 400gr Bullet ... E & V?
« on: June 15, 2005, 07:18:51 AM »
400 gr 45-70 bullet going down the range towards the 1000 yard target ...

For accuracy ... What is a respectable Elevation on the vernier and the MV at POI

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1000 Yds - 400gr Bullet ... E & V?
« Reply #1 on: June 16, 2005, 12:35:00 AM »
First of all your bullet is too light for 1000 yard shooting.  Elevation on the vernier will depend on the length of your barrel and I believe velocity is in the 700-800 fps range.

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1000 Yds - 400gr Bullet ... E & V?
« Reply #2 on: June 16, 2005, 05:19:15 PM »
sharpshooter is right, the wind will murder you with a 400 grain bullet, and with bp velocity consitency may not be as good.. buy a lyman postell and youll be happer.. dave

 

Trajectory Output

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Input Data
Muzzle Velocity: 1350.0 ft/sec
Chronograph Distance: 0.000 feet
Ballistic Coefficient: 0.220  
Drag Function: G1  
Bullet Weight: 400 grains
Sight Height: 0.90 inches
Sight Offset: 0.00 inches
Wind Range Speed: 0 mph
Wind Vertical Speed: 0 mph
Wind Cross Speed: 10 mph
LOS Angle: 0 degrees
Cant Angle: 0 degrees
Target Speed: 10 mph
Target Angle: 90 degrees
Zero Range: 100 yards
Zero Height: 0 inches
Zero Offset: 0 inches
Temperature: 55.4 °F
Barometric Pressure: 28.85 in Hg
Relative Humidity: 0.0 %
Altitude: 1000 feet
Air Density: 97 % of Sea Level


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Calculated Table
Elevation: 11.207 moa
Azimuth: 0.000 moa

   
(yards) (ft/sec) (ft-lbs) (lbs-sec) drop ..............  
0 1350.0 1618.6 2.40      ( -0.9)        0.0 0.0 0.000
100 1146.0 1166.5 2.04    (-0.0)        3.5 42.6 0.242
200 1016.8 918.3 1.81      (-25.6)      13.6 91.7 0.521
300 932.4 772.2 1.66       (-84.7 )     28.8 146.1 0.830
400 868.2 669.4 1.54       (-183.8 )    48.5 204.8 1.164
500 814.0 588.5 1.45       (-329.1)     72.3 267.7 1.521
600 766.8 522.2 1.36       (-526.9)     100.2 334.7 1.902
700 724.5 466.1 1.29       (-784.2)     132.1 405.8 2.305
800 685.8 417.7 1.22       (-1108.2)   168.2 481.0 2.733
900 650.0 375.2 1.15      (- 1506.9)     208.7 560.6 3.185
1000 616.3 337.4 1.09     (-1989.2 )    253.8 644.8 3.663

to find tang setting sight in at 100 yards.. lets say as on my rifle its 20 inches or moa..   divide 1000 yards drop  by 10 thats 190 inches add 20 and that would be aprox 210 setting on my gun if statistics are entered right.. but i doubt they are. they change daily, and temp, wind, humidity eleveatioin, all make a difference..  as stated by sharps 45-90 the balistics coeficient will be highre with the heavier bullet and you will actually have less drop at 1150 fps, which may be more accurate in bp gun.  . its just an idea that would be aproximate.. dave..
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