do i need to compensate for bullet drop at 50 yards?
2011年10月2日 · You just have to know the drop. I used to shoot a lot of met sil w/ a handgun. Making hits on small targets even out to 220yds is not really that hard w/ a known gun & load & a bit of practice. A bullets drop is related to the vel & the bullets shape (BC) so there is no linear comaprison between diff rounds even with sim vel.
Does this sound right...9mm bullet drop - Handgun Forum
2010年3月22日 · A 9mm Luger bullet, in 124 grain, fired at 1100 fps, will drop 3" below the level line of sight at 106 yards (MPBR). All other things being perfect, such as your sights and shooting ability, you should be able aim at the bulls eye, at 100 …
At which distance do you zero your 9mm? 10 yard zero?
2017年3月6日 · When I ran it in the app, it was pretty much where I tested it to be. When zeroed at 15 yards, the calculation came to be a drop of half an inch at 50 yards and almost 3 inches at 100. Seems like a 10 yard zero is the most optimal distance for zeroing a sight for a 9mm.
Range of a 9mm Carbine? | Glock Talk
2010年1月5日 · After 100 yard a 9mm round will start dropping fast. I say the effective range is maxed at 150 yards, even thoug at 200 yards the round will still have the power of a .380 round coming out of the muzzle of a pistol.
The 9mm Parabellum at 50 Yards - Glock Talk
2015年6月15日 · The issue is, that there aren’t very many mass produced 9mm handguns that are capable of utilizing the intrinsic accuracy of the 9mm Parabellum cartridge. As an example, using factory-loaded Federal 124 grain (+P) HST ammunition, my free-floated, Noveske barreled Colt 6450 produced a 10-shot group at 25 yards that had an extreme spread of 0. ...
Point of Impact with Different Bullet Weights | Glock Talk
2022年9月30日 · I’ve been wondering if there’s a general rule of thumb regarding elevation impact resulting from lighter vs heavier bullet weights. Understanding of course different brands vary, but I’ve noticed lighter bullets tend to hit lower from the same pistol (9mm ) when using ammo from the same manufacturer. Is that common?
Low recoil 9mm pistol for new shooters | Glock Talk
2024年11月19日 · Starting a new shooter with a centerfire pistol is not the way. You don't need a low recoiling 9. You need a .22. Starting out with a .22 is a time honored tradition that works. We all did it. Our dad's did it, our grandparents did it. It's the right way for a new shooter to develop good practices instead of bad. Start with a rifle, then a pistol.
Anyone Using .357 Bullets in 9mm? | Glock Talk
2016年5月15日 · Purchased back in 2016 from PSA #144546) .357 jacketed bullet w/cannelure (width .3754 with caliper). Bullet length is .5301". The powder that I used is 3.8gr Titegroup, and OAL of 1.05 (top of cannelure just a bit visible) and a full crimp (1/2 rotation past bullet touching with Lee factory crimp die).
I Need 9mm Bullet Drop Information - Handgun Forum
2009年4月1日 · The lighter bullets/loads will feel sharper in recoil whereas the heavier will have a different feel when discharged. Heavier bullet and more powerful (powder) loads to push it through the barrel and all. Personally I use 115gr (WWB) for practice and have switched from the 124gr to the 147gr in my preferrred JHP (Fed HydraShoks).
Bullet Seating depth for 9mm Luger | Glock Talk
2023年11月18日 · A certain min bullet bearing surface inside the case is required to keep the bullet in the case during feeding. Rule of tumb for riflrs is 1 caliber min, but not practical for most pistols. If your bullet is shorter, 1/8”+ may be fine. A longer bullet will need a bit more. BTW, case length, pretty much a none issue.
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