Sighted in my .22 at 20 yard. How high should I aim at the target about 50-60 yards?
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Good news here ...
You'll like this ... according the ballistics graphs that I've downloaded from rimfirecentral.com (and you can do that too) you can shoot to / at about exactly the same point. I believe that the same POI is for 20 yd and 56 yd.
Assuming that you're using the more-commonly-available high-speed (1260 fps) ammunition ...
Get the graph. Best use ever of my expensive $40 Inkjet colour cartridge
Boomer
You'll like this ... according the ballistics graphs that I've downloaded from rimfirecentral.com (and you can do that too) you can shoot to / at about exactly the same point. I believe that the same POI is for 20 yd and 56 yd.
Assuming that you're using the more-commonly-available high-speed (1260 fps) ammunition ...
Get the graph. Best use ever of my expensive $40 Inkjet colour cartridge
Boomer
Thanks for the reply. I only have access to a indoor range.
My gun is BL-22, catridge is remington high velocity or federal.
My gun is BL-22, catridge is remington high velocity or federal.
No! If you have your sights set to hit where you are aiming at 20 yds, then at a target 50 yds from you aim 1/2" higher than where you want to hit.
If you are shooting from a standing position you might as well aim right on in a hunting situation for anywhere from 20 to 50 yds. because you cannot hold steady enough to worry about the slight difference from 20 to 50.
If you are shooting from a standing position you might as well aim right on in a hunting situation for anywhere from 20 to 50 yds. because you cannot hold steady enough to worry about the slight difference from 20 to 50.
You wrote that program? I've downloaded it. Thanks.
