Range coefficient chart beyond 1000 meters
- Thread starter PRCslut
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It’s like when you use a kestrel and you have to enter your range. For 400m you use .4 500m you use .5 600m is .6. At 700m it jumps to .8 800m is .9 900m is 1.0
This is also related to my other post you commented on
from what I can figure you are trying to build some "theoretical" hard data charts.
Don't waste your time, use a claculator.
Hard dope can be super effective at shorter ranges, like under 1000. once you stretch it out everything is far to influential to be going off hard data especially using some willy nilly formula.
Don't waste your time, use a claculator.
Hard dope can be super effective at shorter ranges, like under 1000. once you stretch it out everything is far to influential to be going off hard data especially using some willy nilly formula.
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