Ballistic coefficient is all about bullet shape and how that shape—combined ... As you can see in the chart below, once you get to 500 yards, the 180-grain Nosler Ballistic Tip hits just as ...

Ballistic coefficients compare the rate of velocity ... imparted on a moving object strictly due to its shape. The chart tracks the bullet’s velocity (X axis), expressed as Mach numbers (Mach ...

A basic understanding of external ballistics is something ... or maybe better put, drag coefficients—expensive Doppler radar measurements are required. Every bullet, at a given launch velocity ...

Unlike a desktop computer ballistic program that generates drop, wind drift and time-of-flight tables ... use only a bullet’s G1 Drag Model to produce a Ballistic Coefficient (BC), but Fields ...

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 ...