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| Exball is excellent for about $80. |
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| Ditto What ricciardelli said.
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| Posts: 1052 | Location: Southern OHIO USA | Registered: 17 November 2001 |
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| I can hear ya on the most fun to play with, ballistics in all forms (internal, external, terminal) is a fascinating subject to me. BUT... as far as accurate results for the practical rifleman, is your vote still the same? |
| Posts: 417 | Location: TX panhandle | Registered: 08 November 2005 |
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| The Powley Computer is free and doesn't do too bad a job. QuickLOAD is far more versatile and includes a fine exterior ballistics program, but it's the most expensive of the lot. Frankly, none of them seem to be accurate enough to trust with anything but a strong, modern gun, such as a Ruger No.1 or Rem. 700. |
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| If you're talking exterior ballistics only, one pretty much works as well as another. At least, it's difficult to tell the difference on the range. The biggest problem is getting the BC you program into the equation accurate. Without two chronographs and actually testing the load yourself at the velocity of your particular load, you must take somebody else's word for it, irrespective of the velocity they used to acquire that number. |
| Posts: 529 | Location: Missouri | Registered: 31 January 2002 |
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