Data book

[kcstott]

Need any help out there?
Sounds like heaven.

If you're in the area in the winter time hit me up on a weekend I'll make a day trip

[JMP]

I am old fashioned. I just keep my load data on my Kestrel, so it can't incorporate direction and ambient conditions. It isn't perfect, but I can make minor tweaks to get me on the best fit line. It gets me quite close in a variety of conditions.

[kcstott]

I am old fashioned. I just keep my load data on my Kestrel, so it can't incorporate direction and ambient conditions. It isn't perfect, but I can make minor tweaks to get me on the best fit line. It gets me quite close in a variety of conditions.

If I had a Kestrel...... I still lick my finger and stick it up in the air

I need to get one But I been eyeballing the wind for twenty five years. I'm not great at it but I'm good enough for the girls i go out with.

I need to figure out how to have a link on my web page for a bulk file download. I have 15.8 M of doc for a data book

[JMP]

If I had a Kestrel...... I still lick my finger and stick it up in the air

I think a Kestrel with Applied Ballistics is the way to go. However, your wind readings don't mean beans except for your observation from where you are shooting. In real life, wind takes judgement and experience.

[kcstott]

I think a Kestrel with Applied Ballistics is the way to go. However, your wind readings don't mean beans except for your observation from where you are shooting. In real life, wind takes judgement and experience.

Very true

[milotrain]

I make my own. They are on the data book thread.

http://calguns.net/calgunforum/showpost.php?p=11624353&postcount=61

[spamsucker]

You should check out http://ballisticxlr.com. The guy has a pretty awesome spreadsheet. From what I read he provides support too. I use it, it's been pretty awesome so far.