Chairgun Data For A .22 Set Up

[Dr B 186]

OK, one perhaps for the newbies.

 

I've been playing with Chairgun. I did post something similar on this, on another forum some weeks ago, but have extended it and tweaked it for here - so it is very different now.

 

I've put together a Chairgun report for a basic .22 set up, for those that often come here and ask questions about, power, trajectory, hold-over, and so on. I provide it purely for information and as a resource. If you're an experienced shooter, It wont tell any of you stuff you don't already know, but its nice to have it confirmed. I'm just learning this software at the moment, so there may well be some errors in here, apologies in advance for that.

 

Set ups explored are;

 

.22 - S410 classic, 11.70ft-lbs, Hawke Panorama mil-dot.

.22 - S410K, 11.22ft-lbs, Hawke Eclipse mil dot.

 

 

Chairgun report.pdf

[Rez 4,961]

Smart document mr b. Nothing to do today?

[Dr B 186]

[Coypu Hunter 486]

Nice summary.

 

You obviously prefer a standard two-zero set-up. Have you ever tried a single-zero set-up, to avoid the need for holdunder at intermediate ranges?

[Dr B 186]

Hi CH

 

No I haven't. I must be studck in my ways, but I've always done it this way. The hold under at its maximal point is very marginal in terms of scope line.