10-03-2021, 05:34 PM
When I started this thread I was thinking that I could use the info from Mr. Nearys video so that when I looked at my targets, especially ladder targets, that I might be able to see whether my bullets were being properly stabilized and how that might be related to the accuracy nodes.
OK since then I found this video of how a bullet yaws in flight, in real time, plus watched several others by Bryan Litz:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KH9SCbCBHaY
One thing that I noticed in the video was that the bullet nose didn't really stabilize until it got out to 130-200yds.
At this point I am glad that I know this info but I realize that I could be on the path to squeezing all of the fun out of just going out and shooting and finding out that "that's a pretty good group" is good enough.
Anyway I am now putting the last shovel full of dirt on that rabbit hole.
Now you can say "I told you so". :confused:
OK since then I found this video of how a bullet yaws in flight, in real time, plus watched several others by Bryan Litz:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KH9SCbCBHaY
One thing that I noticed in the video was that the bullet nose didn't really stabilize until it got out to 130-200yds.
At this point I am glad that I know this info but I realize that I could be on the path to squeezing all of the fun out of just going out and shooting and finding out that "that's a pretty good group" is good enough.
Anyway I am now putting the last shovel full of dirt on that rabbit hole.
Now you can say "I told you so". :confused: