Videos tagged with Transonic Range
This video features Bryan Litz, a recognized expert in ballistics, explaining the critical concept of the transonic range in long-range shooting. He details how bullet performance becomes less predictable as it approaches and falls below the speed of sound (1340 ft/s), emphasizing the increased complexity of factors like drag and spin drift. Litz recommends his own extensive book series for those seeking to master these advanced ballistic principles for improved field accuracy.
Instruction from ballistician Bryan Litz defines long-range shooting by the necessity of significant adjustments for bullet drop and wind. Extended long-range (ELR) is characterized by bullets entering the transonic phase. The definition of 'long-range' is caliber-dependent, with ELR requiring precise compensation for complex aerodynamic factors.
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