03-08-2018, 03:30 PM
Sticks Wrote:The most important thing in dealing with ballistic calculators - Absolute accurate data being put in.
If your rifle "Zero" at 100 happens to be .3 high and .2 left, (between clicks) you need to account for that. Your actual "Zero" is probably closer to 115. Hornady does not allow for left right correction, JBM IIRC does.
JBM offers a whole to of options. Indded the horizontal correction is there, along woth cant angle and a bunch of other options.
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