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Punch in your load. Then read the hold at 100, 200, 300, 400.
A field-side ballistics solver for rifle and muzzleloader — both use the same form. Type your caliber or muzzleloader powder charge, your bullet weight, muzzle velocity, and BC. The solver integrates G1 drag live and shows the holdover in inches and MOA at four distances, plus the zero that flattens the arc across the 100–400 yd band.
Inputs
Punch in your load. Read the arc.
Type your caliber or powder charge, your bullet weight, muzzle velocity, and BC. The solver integrates G1 drag live and shows the hold at 100, 200, 300, and 400 yd — plus the favored zero across that arc.
Type the caliber and the projectile. This is just a label — the solver reads the numbers below.
Chronographed at the muzzle with the load you intend to hunt with.
Take this as the G1 coefficient — most ammo manufacturers publish BCs that way. Don't enter a G7 BC here; the integrator would over-predict drop.
Solution
The hold, distance to distance.
Type a number above to compute.