Videos tagged with Ballistician

This video features a ballistician demonstrating how to create ballistic gel blocks at home for testing firearm projectiles. The description provides precise measurements for both a 20% and a 10% gelatin concentration block, emphasizing accuracy through weight measurements. The creator also promotes their Instagram and SubscribeStar for further engagement and support.

This video features ballistician Bryan Litz discussing the intricacies of long-range shooting. He also provides insights into the new .375 Solid cartridge from Berger Bullets. The description directs viewers to Gunsmagazine.com and Americanhandgunner.com for further information on long-range shooting.

This video delves into the crucial atmospheric factors that impact long-range shooting accuracy. Bryan Litz, a recognized ballistician from Applied Ballistics and Berger Bullets, explains how elements like air density, temperature, and humidity affect a projectile's flight path. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding these environmental variables for calculating an accurate firing solution, especially in precision rifle scenarios. The video is presented as part of the NSSF's "Let's Go Shooting" initiative.

This video features Bryan Litz, a ballistician from Berger Bullets and Applied Ballistics, discussing the fundamental elements of long-range shooting. He specifically focuses on the use of ballistic solvers, including the "Whiz Wheel," to accurately determine firing solutions for precise shots at extended distances. The content is geared towards educating viewers on the technical aspects of long-range marksmanship.

This video by Bryan Litz defines and differentiates accuracy and precision in long-range shooting. Precision is the ability to shoot small groups, dependent on rifle, ammunition, and shooter capability. Accuracy is the ability to center that group on the target, requiring proper zero, wind assessment, and trajectory prediction. Litz emphasizes that both are crucial and achieved through scientific understanding and preparation, not magic.