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One issue for you, Todd, is that apparent pellet BC will be inflated...

May 8 2005 at 6:24 PM

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Response to Not a bad idea at all...

...by the lower air density at high altitude, causing increased velocity retention and higher downrange velocity readings.

For example, with a typical wadcutter (BC = .01), at 25yards and an elevation of 5700' you'd see 4% higher velocities from this effect alone.

Steve


 
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