Gun Wind Number

I run through my method for determining gun wind number and how I calculate initial wind calls.
This is a relatively simple method and it works great.

[@alangriffith5823]

At 63, shooting PRS type matches for over 13 years, your video convinced me to finally switch to a MIL scope. Ordered a MIdas Tac 5-25x56 today. Pretty sure my 6.5x47, 145 Match Burner load is a 7 mph load and even my NRL22 CZ455 is a 10 mph load. Wy NRL Hunter match end of April will see it's first big match.

[@sf2189]

I'm just seeing this video. My 6.5x47 (140 ELD-M) is also a 7mph gun (new barrel so might be 6 when its breaks in)

[@rodocs7]

Such a great video!! Thank you

[@ER-mo3wq]

Excellent video and info, thank you.

[@VaMike9]

Good info!

[@tsuhobbs]

Cliff notes for long-range shooting. Awesome. ha ha ha

[@mark-rk3pr]

change wind direction to 3 o'clock (180 degrees) and its way off. only works if the wind is in the direction when you do the math. (3:00 vs 9:00)

[@iMakos101]

Do you have a video where you go over wind value based on the direction its coming from?

[@TheKraft]

I can do that this week

[@wolverinekut]

👍💯

[@williamclayton1433]

Does this apply to moa too

[@JonCresswellUk]

Genius 😳🙌 so I’ve got a 3.5 mph rifle - spooky stuff! Wow mind blown 🤯. I’m MOA…😉

[@shadow6pt533]

Is there a way to make this work with moa?

[@TheKraft]

Yes there is. It sounds complex but it’s simple. Take range, cut it in half and move decimal two spots to left.. So 500y use 2.5 moa… 600 use 3moa.

[@shadow6pt533]

@@TheKraft thank you yoda!

[@Bob-gi4qh]

I use to like your videos until you start using the F... word. My wife and granddaughter both watch videos too. THE END.......

[@TotalGarbo]

Boohoo, words hurt my feefees 😢