Re: SHWW Group
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Rotortuner</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Even at ranges of 2k+ a couple yards is an insignificant difference. Your variation in muzzle velocity and the Bc of each individual projo will make more of a difference.
CJG </div></div>
I kinda figured as much. The minute differentiation could/would be explained away by nearly any of the factors that comprise the greater formula for the "quintessential shot". Shadow from sun angle, wind at any point between muzzle and impact, all the many factors one is responsible to standardize and make repeatable as the shooter from sight picture, cheek weld, breath control and so on. +/- one meter/yard was discovered (by me) to be too much to quantify as a mutatable portion of the overall formula.
I was just curious for those more experienced in the LR/HP game than I if there was something (else on the long list of things) I didn't know of or have any personal experience with. The LR "Dynamite" shoots I heard and read about while living in Colorado intrigued me immensely and would've loved to have gone to spectate (quietly) and observe. I'm sure the refinement of skill levels is HUGE compared to where I am.
That "nth" degree must be one of those "intangibles" that the "great ones" of their respective trades are recognized for that are frankly, undescribable by any other means. Joe Montana, Wayne Gretzky, Carlos Hathcock and so on. Their skills were so far elevated in comparison to most others that just excell is understatedly "intangible".
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Rotortuner</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Even at ranges of 2k+ a couple yards is an insignificant difference. Your variation in muzzle velocity and the Bc of each individual projo will make more of a difference.
CJG </div></div>
I kinda figured as much. The minute differentiation could/would be explained away by nearly any of the factors that comprise the greater formula for the "quintessential shot". Shadow from sun angle, wind at any point between muzzle and impact, all the many factors one is responsible to standardize and make repeatable as the shooter from sight picture, cheek weld, breath control and so on. +/- one meter/yard was discovered (by me) to be too much to quantify as a mutatable portion of the overall formula.
I was just curious for those more experienced in the LR/HP game than I if there was something (else on the long list of things) I didn't know of or have any personal experience with. The LR "Dynamite" shoots I heard and read about while living in Colorado intrigued me immensely and would've loved to have gone to spectate (quietly) and observe. I'm sure the refinement of skill levels is HUGE compared to where I am.
That "nth" degree must be one of those "intangibles" that the "great ones" of their respective trades are recognized for that are frankly, undescribable by any other means. Joe Montana, Wayne Gretzky, Carlos Hathcock and so on. Their skills were so far elevated in comparison to most others that just excell is understatedly "intangible".