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Trying to work my way through Sierra Bullets Infinity v5.1.
I used Black Hills 55gr FMJ, since I didn't see an entry for XM193.
BC of .243
Altitude 0, 59 degrees, standard atmo model.
With a 250m zero, 100m is 2.11 MOA. Close enough.
But 300m is -1.35MOA.
If I change it to 200m zero, then 100m is at 1.01 MOA, and 200m is at -2.44 MOA.
The numbers don't seem to come out right.
This is with a sight-height of 3.00".
Mike
The zero is the top surface of the donut @ 100 yards.
Right, but shouldn't it ALSO be zero again in the center of the doughnut @ 250m?Quote:
Originally Posted by Zak Smith
If I zero @ 100yds, then 250m is -2.06 MOA (close enough), but 300m is only -3.4 MOA.
It really irks me that Trijicon doesn't have the owners-manual online.
Mike
Look at the data.
By the way, SOB is closer to 2.6-2.7"
We aren't at 0' either.
I don't see anything inconsistent with the numbers you posted.
You are confused because you are not plugging in a 100-yard zero and using the top of the donut as the refernce point (0 MOA).
I was trying to duplicate their numbers first, then adjust from there. I assumed they designed the BDC based on 0' and standard atmo and with the ACOG attached to the carry-handle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zak Smith
Mike
OK, I was expecting to see 300m as -4 MOA from 100yds. At the bottom of the doughnut.
It's more like ~-3.5MOA from 100yds to 300m. So 300m isn't QUITE at the bottom of the doughnut.
I've notice I'm consistently having problems with the targets around ~350yds - 400yds, and I was thinking maybe my zero was off a little.
Mike
Remind me to find that TA11 print tonight.
Trajectory for BlackHills .224 dia., 223 Remington, 55 gr. FMJ at 3250 Feet per Second
At an Elevation Angle of: 0 degrees
Ballistic Coefficients of: 0.243 0.243 0.243 0.243 0.243
Velocity Boundaries (Feet per Second) of: 2775 2775 2775 2775
Wind Direction is: 3.0 o'clock and a Wind Velocity of: 10.0 Miles per hour
Wind Components are (Miles per Hour): DownRange: 0.0 Cross Range: 10.0 Vertical: 0.0
Altitude: 0 Feet with a Standard Atmospheric Model.
Temperature: 59 F
Data Printed in English Units
Range Velocity Energy Momentum Drop Bullet Path Wind Drift Time of Flight
(Yards) (Ft/Sec) (Ft/Lbs) (Lb-Sec) (inches) (1 MoA) (1 MoA) (Seconds)
0 3250.0 1289.7 0.79 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.000000000
25 3145.1 1207.8 0.77 -0.11 -6.13 0.3 0.023459022
50 3042.8 1130.5 0.74 -0.43 -1.59 0.5 0.047703519
75 2942.9 1057.5 0.72 -0.99 -0.37 0.8 0.072767275
100 2845.2 988.4 0.69 -1.8 0.0 1.1 0.098686770
125 2749.7 923.2 0.67 -2.88 0.02 1.4 0.125501345
150 2656.2 861.5 0.65 -4.24 -0.16 1.7 0.153253421
175 2564.7 803.2 0.63 -5.92 -0.45 2.0 0.181988946
200 2475.0 748.0 0.60 -7.92 -0.82 2.3 0.211757628
225 2387.0 695.7 0.58 -10.28 -1.27 2.6 0.242614717
250 2300.8 646.4 0.56 -13.02 -1.77 2.9 0.274618369
275 2216.4 599.8 0.54 -16.17 -2.32 3.3 0.307830896
300 2133.7 555.9 0.52 -19.77 -2.92 3.7 0.342320023
325 2052.7 514.5 0.50 -23.84 -3.57 4.0 0.378157924
350 1973.6 475.6 0.48 -28.42 -4.26 4.4 0.415420803
375 1896.4 439.1 0.46 -33.57 -5.01 4.8 0.454189320
400 1821.2 405.0 0.44 -39.32 -5.81 5.3 0.494548507
425 1748.0 373.1 0.43 -45.72 -6.66 5.7 0.536586623
I'm going to dig around in the crawl-space for my manual too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zak Smith
Mike
REFERENCE IS TOP SURFACE OF DONUT AT 0 MOA
INSIDE TOP 0.8 MOA
INSIDE BOTTOM 3 MOA
OUTSIDE BOTTOM 4 MOA
FIRST STADIA LINE 6 MOA (4.1 MOA WIDE)
SECOND STADIA LINE 9.7 MOA (3.3 MOA WIDE)
THIRD STADIA LINE 14.3 (MARKED "6") (2.8 MOA WIDE)
FOURTH STADIA LINE 20.3 MOA (2.4 MOA WIDE)
FIFTH STADIA LINE 27.7 MOA (2.1 MOA WIDE)
DONUT INSIDE WIDTH 2.2 MOA
DONUT OUTSIDE WIDTH 4 MOA
STADIA LINE WIDTH 0.4 MOA