Standard deviation and groups size/pattern.
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Take a good look at the posts following the FCWC success. In particular Alans discussion on getting his rifle working. From memory his ES and SD werent as low as I thought they may, but obviously on target something special was going on. On the second day of the individuals he was the best in the world I think.
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Yes - both Richard and I had a situation where good tuning overcame mediocre velocity consistency. A well-tuned setup is when a high or low velocity shot does not result in as much vertical as you would expect.
As an example, let's say you have a 180gn VLD, muzzle velocity 2850fps average, but one shot comes out 15fps below average at 2835fps. Calculating the ballistics, this should result in the shot landing over 90mm low at 1000yds, but if in reality it is still holding the super V vertically, then it is well tuned.
As an example, let's say you have a 180gn VLD, muzzle velocity 2850fps average, but one shot comes out 15fps below average at 2835fps. Calculating the ballistics, this should result in the shot landing over 90mm low at 1000yds, but if in reality it is still holding the super V vertically, then it is well tuned.
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