It certainly appears there is a typo in the Sierra chart. Unless the range they tested on is across a steep hill rising up on the RHS, which would cause LH wind to push bullets up, instead of slightly down as is usual with RH twist barrels. I think maybe the wording is incorrect.It does look that way. I missed that and it's not what I see. What I and many top shooters have seen for years agrees with the wind rose. Interesting, to say the least. Good catch. I'll read it in more detail when I get time. They have pages and pages of this stuff on their site. I may call them in a few days and speak to Paul or someone. It's hard for me to believe there's not a typo somewhere or that it's explained elsewhere in all those pages. Still, how is rf different. They have some sharp guys there.
The point of all of this was to reduce confusion, not add to it so I'll do my best, right or wrong to get to the bottom of this. All I want is for to all be on the right page, either way. There could possibly be a difference in subsonic vs supersonic so I won't make any further assumptions until I get some answers. These charts have been around a long time. It's hard to believe most every shooter in the world has been backward for that long. Lol!












