Videos tagged with G1 Standard

This podcast episode delves into the complexities of long-range shooting, focusing on external ballistics, bullet design, and wind calling. Experts Brian Litz and Amel Preslick explain concepts like ballistic coefficient (BC), its measurement, and the differences between G1 and G7 standards. They also discuss VLD vs. tangent ogive designs and the nuances of wind reading, emphasizing the importance of understanding the science behind these factors for accurate long-range engagement.

This video provides an expert-level explanation of ballistic coefficients and bullet design, challenging common marketing narratives. The speaker, demonstrating high authority, details the historical development of ballistics measurement and the physics behind bullet performance. Key takeaways emphasize that flat base bullets often offer superior practical accuracy for hunting up to 300-400 yards due to better muzzle exit characteristics, while boat tails are primarily for extreme long-range applications.

This video explains the critical role of Ballistic Coefficient (BC) in long-range shooting. A higher BC indicates better velocity retention downrange, directly impacting accuracy by reducing bullet drop and wind drift. The instructor emphasizes the importance of using BC values referenced to the G7 standard for consistent accuracy across all ranges, as G1 BC values can fluctuate significantly with bullet velocity.