Ive done some research on windage calculations based on the ballistic data I got from the computer at gseven.com. are my calculation correct?
wind deflection for 10 mph wind at 9oclock (mil/mil scope)
200- zero
300-.5
400-.7
500-.9
600-1.1
700-1.3
800-1.6
900-1.8
1000-2.1
so I divide each windage calc by 10 to get a decimal number that can multiplied by the wind speed to get an actual mil compensation. Then I can take that number and multiply it by a decimal number that correlates to the wind direction( 90deg- full value, 65deg- .9, 45deg-.75, 30deg-.5, 15deg- .25 ) This looks logical to me...thanks for any input!!
wind deflection for 10 mph wind at 9oclock (mil/mil scope)
200- zero
300-.5
400-.7
500-.9
600-1.1
700-1.3
800-1.6
900-1.8
1000-2.1
so I divide each windage calc by 10 to get a decimal number that can multiplied by the wind speed to get an actual mil compensation. Then I can take that number and multiply it by a decimal number that correlates to the wind direction( 90deg- full value, 65deg- .9, 45deg-.75, 30deg-.5, 15deg- .25 ) This looks logical to me...thanks for any input!!