I have often wondered why ballistic software does not come with an entry field for the MOA or angle of the sight ramp fitted to the gun.
I shoot F-Class and use a 25 MOA ramp so I have plenty of elevation adjustment available out to 1000yds. The software I use,Sierra Infinity) has an angle input for shooting up or down hill but as with all the other programs I have seen, nothing for sight ramp angle.
The software has a field for the sight's height so why not for the MOA of the ramp. It seems to me if the scope is at a downward angle to the barrel and not parallel then this must be compensated for in the ballistic program. How hard can it be to add this feature?
The maths to compensate for the sight ramp and ballistic trajectory could easily be included. Maybe I have missed something and the angle of the scope to the barrel makes very little difference. Can anyone please enlighten me on why no one seems to have sight ramp compensation available in their software.
I shoot F-Class and use a 25 MOA ramp so I have plenty of elevation adjustment available out to 1000yds. The software I use,Sierra Infinity) has an angle input for shooting up or down hill but as with all the other programs I have seen, nothing for sight ramp angle.
The software has a field for the sight's height so why not for the MOA of the ramp. It seems to me if the scope is at a downward angle to the barrel and not parallel then this must be compensated for in the ballistic program. How hard can it be to add this feature?
The maths to compensate for the sight ramp and ballistic trajectory could easily be included. Maybe I have missed something and the angle of the scope to the barrel makes very little difference. Can anyone please enlighten me on why no one seems to have sight ramp compensation available in their software.