JSB 25.4gr .25 cal BC….
This is way basic but with 910fpe muzzle velocity(Foot and a half), 800’ish at 30 yards and 750’ish at 50 yards elevation of 330ft Chairgun gave me .0387. And from field testing chairgun is about on POI wise and such.
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Those speeds were produced with the ProChrono Digital and Chairgun did the math.
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Yeah was a little windy on my outing but on a nice day I will get some 100 yard readings.
Yesterday at home BAD weather, cold and cold east wind.
today go to work, and a sunny day 😈
This weekend birthday of my daughter 17 years. 😀
Family for the party at , friday ,saterday and sunday 😈
When the weather gets better, and warmer, I take a week off, to play with the rifles.
I’m a member of a shootingclub ( rimfire ) but I can also shoot with my air rifle. ( 50 meters indoor.)
And can use the holiday home of my neighbour, in the wintertime 25 meters indoor.
But the best is 20 Celsius with no wind. 😛
ewoodie,
i have no freakin idea how you guys deal with it, i thought the weather sucked ass here… 🙁
We want to test the JSB en the Bejamins,@ 100 meters for the BC values
but the f#@$%& weather is still bad overhere, cold or rain 😈
I need some warm sunny days :11:
I’ve used 0.041 in chairgun pro. And it was right on with my target turret!
Cheers,
Marc
I hear they are quite accurate.
Almost identical to what I figured.
I need to put a battery in my chrony and figure the Benjis. I think they fly flatter still.
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Cheers,
Marc
LOL
Ive been using .040 in iSnipe for the Benjis, and its been right on the “dots”. I know my muzzle velocity, but haven’t verified it at the target.