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hailey
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Where can I find the wind chart that shows how wind direction affect bullet impact. this chart has arrows pointing in the wind direction and impact point on a small target for referance at the binch.
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hailey
Guest
Thats not the one I was talking about Not sure what im looking at on this one.The one I was taking about was on speedy Gonzalez's web site S&G&Y. They are closed now and the site has been closed. Any way the reason I would like to have it is I have trouble remembering where to hold when the wind is in your face and a little left to right or right to left and the same when its coming from behind you.
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gordon gauge
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i hav the 1 ur lookn 4. no bettr than posted abuv.
only wrk n cnstnt cond.
myn ws a gft, gldly gft it away
only wrk n cnstnt cond.
myn ws a gft, gldly gft it away
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hailey
Guest
Do you think i could get a copy of it. Not to worried about consistance in conditions would just like to have something to look at and get an idea.
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cadman1275
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you talking about this one?
Bill
Bill
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FlaJimAk
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link to Speedy's page I believe.......
it has the above charts & a couple dozen tips..............
http://www.varminthunter.org/reloadsgandy.html
May Bugholes Infest Your Targets!!!!!
it has the above charts & a couple dozen tips..............
http://www.varminthunter.org/reloadsgandy.html
May Bugholes Infest Your Targets!!!!!
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hailey
Guest
yes thats it thanks everyone for the help....
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Joe Haller
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I never understood . . .
All those charts ever did for me was make my head spin.
To get the idea of vertical wind drift in my head, I put these short phrases in my head:
1. When the wind is blowing from the left: Hold into the wind and a little UP.
2. When the wind is blowing from the right: Hold into the wind and a little DOWN.
3. When the wind is from 6 or 12 o'clock: WAIT.
BUT: before I got that far, I had to draw my own graphic:
All those charts ever did for me was make my head spin.
To get the idea of vertical wind drift in my head, I put these short phrases in my head:
1. When the wind is blowing from the left: Hold into the wind and a little UP.
2. When the wind is blowing from the right: Hold into the wind and a little DOWN.
3. When the wind is from 6 or 12 o'clock: WAIT.
BUT: before I got that far, I had to draw my own graphic: