Ballistic coefficient is all about bullet shape and how that shape—combined with velocity—slices through the air. ... As you can see in the chart below, once you get to 500 yards, ...

Let’s study two tables, both shooting the same load with the same zero and same muzzle velocity (MV). The only difference will be atmospheric temperatures, 90-degrees F. vs. 0-degrees F. 85-degree ...

One of the things that can be confusing to hunters is the variety of bullets available and trying to decide which is best. Ammunition companies and businesses that sell reloading ...

Ballistic Surgery: the Adaptive Quick Card Published May 03, 2012 Sniper’s Hide is talking about a new modular data book from Impact Data Books Inc. , developed in conjunction with Adaptive ...

All bullets have a so-called ballistics coefficient that determines their ability to overcome air resistance and fly forward, and the equation factors in a bullet's mass, area, drag coefficient (a ...