Videos tagged with Ballistics Calculation

This video demonstrates that an affordable Palmetto State Armory PA-10 in 6.5 Creedmoor is capable of accurately engaging targets at a mile. The instructor, Justin from PSA, highlights the importance of proper equipment, including a 20 MOA scope mount and a high-magnification optic, to achieve the necessary elevation. He emphasizes that with the right training, ballistic calculations, and equipment, long-distance shooting is accessible without a prohibitive budget.

This video demonstrates a comprehensive process for transforming a factory Remington Cindereo rifle into a long-range capable platform. It details how to use ballistic data, environmental factors, and field shooting results to calculate a rifle's true muzzle velocity. This information is then used to create a custom turret, which is installed and verified for accuracy at extended ranges, showcasing a practical application of ballistics for hunters and long-range shooters.

This episode of Long Range Pursuit follows a sheep hunt in Montana and a mule deer hunt in Utah, showcasing long-range shooting techniques and the importance of understanding external ballistics. The hosts demonstrate how to use ballistic calculators, specifically the G7 calculator, to account for windage and trajectory at extended distances. The content emphasizes practical application in hunting scenarios, highlighting the need for accurate data input and compensation for environmental factors to achieve successful shots.

This video follows a mountain goat hunt in British Columbia, showcasing long-range shooting techniques and rifle setup. It details how to zero a Gunwerks rifle's BDC turrets using a G7 scope and calculate ballistic drop charts with wind compensation via the G7 website. The hunt itself highlights the challenges of steep terrain, variable winds, and spotting game at extended distances, culminating in a successful shot at approximately 575 yards.

This guide details a long-range shooting session focusing on the HK MR762A1 LRP and FN-49 rifles. Expert instruction covers using a chronograph for accurate ballistics data, employing a Mil-Dot Ballistics app for range calculations, and understanding Mil-Dot reticles for holdovers. The session also includes testing the FN-49's iron sights and accuracy at 100 yards.

This guide details how to achieve 1,000-yard accuracy with a budget-friendly Savage Model 10P-SR rifle and Lucid L5 scope combination, as demonstrated by an expert firearms instructor. It covers essential steps from initial zeroing and data collection using a chronograph to applying ballistics calculations for precise long-range engagement. The review highlights the rifle's potential for sub-MOA accuracy at 100 yards and its surprising capability at extreme distances when properly set up.