I know that in most programs you can change the atmospheric conditions. But are there any programs that once you have it dialed in for what you sighted in at you can input new conditions that will adjust trajectory automatically?

I'm curious to see what the theoretical changes would be vs. what they really are.

Brett

Yes. AccuLoad can be adjusted for altitude, temperature and barometric pressure after the initial load is calculated and or recorded. Regards,
HockeyPuck

Thanks for the info Hockeypuck.

ONE WORD ACCULOAD I LOVE IT HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ASK AWAY.

Wade

There are several...

http://stevespages.com/page8b.htm

Thanks wade and steve.

I think Exbal, by Gerald Perry does it also. Believe me this program is worth a look see. $40, and it is as user-friendly as it gets. Take a look at the options menu, you can match up a trajectory to a specific reticle design, among many other options. www.perry-systems.com

Ricciardelli, i see there are a lot of options there, but i didn't see Exbal offered. Take a quick look at that program-- a lot of long-range competitors are using it now, available for palm-types also. Must be very flexible, and easy to input changing environmental conditions.

Sorry Mr. Ricciardelli, i guess these are simple downloads, I'm not the most computer literate shooter in the world, you'll have to humbly excuse my lack of computer literateness. There was no offense intended.

[ 04-06-2003, 18:53: Message edited by: sscoyote ]

Bullet_Proof;
RCBS load also will adjust for just about anything you want to throw at it.

Sierra's infinity program, it's great and user friendly.

QuckLoad can do that too.

Bob257