by Monty » 05 Nov 2013, 6:28 pm
I don't know of any calculators to estimate velocity either. Is there a reason you don't trust your chronograph?
In any event, you can confirm it in other ways...
Using a trajectory calculator, enter your bullet details - weight, BC and your chronograph velocity reading - and it will give you the trajectory and drop of your bullet based on your information.
When you're at the range do a few shots at 100m, 150m and 200m and compare the amount of drop to the trajectory table from your calculator.
If your bullets are not dropping as much as your table says, your load is faster.
If they're matching the rate of drop, it's accurate.
if they're dropping more than your table says, your load is slower.
Not quite what you were after I know, but it will get you a more accurate answer than a velocity estimator.
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