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Re: The Phoenix - F Open vs. F TR

Posted: Fri May 10, 2013 11:49 am
by johngarnett
James,

Those figures on the Stalking site card are the same as my AJP Wind Calc. I have a feeling they were calculated using a 144grn RG bullet. Todays issued ammo is using 155grn bullets for 'Bisley' TR comps. The chart is 'near enough' for my level of shooting! It gets me 'on' and then by plotting each shot you can see what correction is required.

If you have any ballistic prog / app then you can input different weights to see the varying effects. There are several online progs too.

You could always go back to First Principles - ask what wind your partner is using, particularly if he's in the V's!

JohnG :cornwall:

Re: The Phoenix - F Open vs. F TR

Posted: Fri May 10, 2013 12:32 pm
by ovenpaa
Be careful with the drops of the shooter next door as he may be an F/TR shooter putting rounds down the range at 3100fps. I would suggest something like these drops with a 100 yard zero should put you close however they are assuming a lot of things so if at all possible check before the competition.

400 yards 6.3MOA
500 yards 9.4 MOA
600 yards 13.0 MOA

800 yards 21.6 MOA
900 yards 26.8 MOA
1000 yards 32.8 MOA

Re: The Phoenix - F Open vs. F TR

Posted: Fri May 10, 2013 3:16 pm
by User702
Ovenpaa,

The data that you give below roughly fits in with my figures from Ballistic. Mind you, mine were based on a 50m zero:
Range Ovenpaa James
400 yards 6.3MOA 6.75 MOA
500 yards 9.4 MOA 10.0 MOA
600 yards 13.0 MOA 13.75 MOA

800 yards 21.6 MOA 22.75 MOA
900 yards 26.8 MOA 28.5 MOA
1000 yards 32.8 MOA 35 MOA
Despite the feeling that I am going to be quite out of my depth, I'm actually beginning to look forward to this now.

Re: The Phoenix - F Open vs. F TR

Posted: Fri May 10, 2013 6:08 pm
by EagerNoSkill
Hi User702
My first math I had 0 out of 225 points
Beat that!!
**** kukkuk :wave:


You have had a wealth of great info here from Ovenpaa Dmouse Matt and all others

As MikMak says its is about trigger time or as I call it "recoil therapy"

I have a 1000 yard target on Sunday am

You welcome to join me and confirm drops
Happy to give you some pointers for what it is worth

TIM

Re: The Phoenix - F Open vs. F TR

Posted: Sat May 11, 2013 8:13 pm
by EagerNoSkill
Anyone at Bisley at 1000 yard tomorrow AM

Pop around!

TIM

Re: The Phoenix - F Open vs. F TR

Posted: Sat May 11, 2013 8:41 pm
by TJC
Does HPS load them that hot ? Have you chrono'd that load or verified the drop ? I used their 155 load a while back and out of a 24" i was well under 2850. Just askin'.

Re: The Phoenix - F Open vs. F TR

Posted: Sat May 11, 2013 8:48 pm
by EagerNoSkill
TJC wrote:Does HPS load them that hot ? Have you chrono'd that load or verified the drop ? I used their 155 load a while back and out of a 24" i was well under 2850. Just askin'.
Depends on barrel length - if you have 30" it will run about 2,950

if 24" I reckon 2,850 is a fair bet

Re: The Phoenix - F Open vs. F TR

Posted: Sat May 11, 2013 8:51 pm
by User702
From what the bloke i spoke to said, they end up hotter than normal. Their 175 grn loads are a more normal 2600 fps or so apparently.

Will bisley have a chrono at the zero range, or is that unlikely?

Re: The Phoenix - F Open vs. F TR

Posted: Sat May 11, 2013 9:07 pm
by EagerNoSkill
I should have the use of a Magnospeed chrono at 1000 yard tomorrow morning
Pop around

if HPS says its hot then in 155 mode 2,900 + is likely BUT best we confirm since it will have severe influence on MOA at 1000 yards

Illustration Berger 155.5
ELEV / Wind Drift
@ 2,850 = 32.7 moa / 9.46
@ 2,950 = 29.9 moa / 8.88
@ 3,050 = 27.4 moa / 8.34
@ 3,150 = 25.1 moa / 7.85

Re: The Phoenix - F Open vs. F TR

Posted: Sat May 11, 2013 9:31 pm
by EagerNoSkill
User702 wrote:From what the bloke i spoke to said, they end up hotter than normal. Their 175 grn loads are a more normal 2600 fps or so apparently.

Will bisley have a chrono at the zero range, or is that unlikely?
Bisley / NRA etc does NOT provide you with a chrono

TIM