bullet drop formula

corbin9191

Handloader
Dec 2, 2007
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I am wondering if anyone know what the bullet drop formula is. So I can calculate about how much My bullet will drop at a certain distance because I wont always have a computer sitting in front of me. :lol: . Thank you.
 
That chart was very close out to 500 yds at which point I was out of useable range. Any differences would be in BC calculations I believe.
It was within 1 click on my 264 @ 500 yds and within 2 for my 308.

JT
 
corbin9191":35qwr00l said:
I am wondering if anyone know what the bullet drop formula is. So I can calculate about how much My bullet will drop at a certain distance because I wont always have a computer sitting in front of me. :lol: . Thank you.

Check your e-mail
 
POP":g6iskvaj said:
corbin9191":g6iskvaj said:
I am wondering if anyone know what the bullet drop formula is. So I can calculate about how much My bullet will drop at a certain distance because I wont always have a computer sitting in front of me. :lol: . Thank you.

Check your e-mail
Thank you POP! It really helps out alot. I am really amazed at what that rifle of mine will do and how much power it says it has out at 1000 yards (1497 ft/lbs) Thanks again for your help
 
toesonethenose":1d9gu2zb said:
Could anyone share the formula with me as well? I would greatly appreciate it.
The formula is a huge equation and that is very difficult to figure out as you got spin drift and a whole bunch of other variables. If you want too give me you data for the load that you are using and I can run it all through my Exbal program and I will PM everything to you. But I will need the sight in distance, temp, altitude, ect. just for the field condition when you sighted to rifle in. Also give me what bullet you are shooting and the velocity and what distances you want and I can get them done for you!
 
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