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Posted: 2/23/2023 6:47:05 PM EDT
Been watching YT for advice on high angle shooting. I got the gist of the basics but every video only cover shooting from low to high. Is the equation for the reverse true? If I have 2 targets 400 yards away, one 20 degrees high and one 20 degrees low, will my holdover be the same for both?
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Posted: 2/23/2023 8:10:39 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Bthorn: Been watching YT for advice on high angle shooting. I got the gist of the basics but every video only cover shooting from low to high. Is the equation for the reverse true? If I have 2 targets 400 yards away, one 20 degrees high and one 20 degrees low, will my holdover be the same for both? Plz @ me. @Bthorn Hey Bt, used to know this stuff, but since going to the kilo 2400 it does all the math.. hazy memory but shooting uphill you normally shoot low, shooting down hill you normal hit high..if I remember that junk right..anyway here are a couple videos on it These guys are great and who I prefer...  Shooting up or down hill in ELR Shots  A quick way to work out up/down hill shooting hold https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=how+to+figure+out+dope+for+angle+shooting+both+up+and+down+hills |
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Posted: 2/23/2023 8:20:53 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Bthorn: Been watching YT for advice on high angle shooting. I got the gist of the basics but every video only cover shooting from low to high. Is the equation for the reverse true? If I have 2 targets 400 yards away, one 20 degrees high and one 20 degrees low, will my holdover be the same for both? Plz @ me. Yes it is. The horizontal distance to the target is the same whether up or down. |
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