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>Like you couldn't possibly dynamically aim to accommodate that. Yes, you can. Not doing so would result in dramatically reduced accuracy. That's just windag
by Enginerrrd 4y ago
>Like you couldn't possibly dynamically aim to accommodate that.
Yes, you can.
Not doing so would result in dramatically reduced accuracy.
That's just windage 101.
The horizontal variation due to even slight wind is massive at this distance and would dwarf all other factors. Failing to adjust for this on a per shot basis would result in dramatically reduced accuracy.
- spywaregorilla 4y agoSeems to me you would not be able to adapt your aim to the wind to the level of precision required to hit a small target. You would be much better off trying to identify a working shot for an average wind condition and then trying to time your shot to match that condition.