Hello,
I know that the G7 profile bullet more closely matches the projectile I shoot but I have a Kestrel4500 with the Horus ballistic software. It is only available in G1. I had a piece of steel that was 20x40 in. at 1774 yds. and my Kestrel was on or either so close that I could not tell the difference. In a laboratory and controlled setting the difference could be more evident but in the real world does it really matter? If memory serves the military software is G1.
What do you think?
Thanks
I know that the G7 profile bullet more closely matches the projectile I shoot but I have a Kestrel4500 with the Horus ballistic software. It is only available in G1. I had a piece of steel that was 20x40 in. at 1774 yds. and my Kestrel was on or either so close that I could not tell the difference. In a laboratory and controlled setting the difference could be more evident but in the real world does it really matter? If memory serves the military software is G1.
What do you think?
Thanks
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