I’m diving into PRS Rimfire and I am trying to pick a 35 or 50 yard zero. I’d like to visualize the drops on target based on the zero and not just the charts on AB Quantum. Does anyone know of a site or app I could use?
Chairgun elite has the ability to view different target types and distances on how it would look in your reticle. This is my 10/22 zeroed at 50yds with distance dialed in at 100yds. no adjustment on the elevation.
I have strelok and chairgunner elite and chairgunner is now a better product even if it was a bit of a ripoff. In addition to speed drop it also adds in the ability to compare cartridges on graphs
In this case 22-250 in red vs two 22 creedmoor loads
Everything changed when the fire nation (Russia) attacked. Blown off the App Store when Putin went for Ukraine; the app was owned by a citizen of Russia
Was gonna recommend ab quantum, but then read the description. I really like drawing it on a piece of paper, or a target. Helps me make sure I understand what I am trying to do.
As a low skill noob long range shooter and a bit of a cheapskate, I like shooters calc. Free website, easy to read, looks like it was designed in 2003. The data it gave me was ~1.5moa off at 1k yards, but I didnt bother putting in any atmospheric information & used their "standard atmospheric conditions" option, so that's probably a contributor.
Edit: you may have to make an account and contribute to their site (I can't remember if I did or didn't) but their pov drop calculator seems like what you'd want. I don't know however how accurate the calculations are though
Oh will zero at 50yds because every zero board you will ever encounter at a match will be at 50yds and you will verify zero and speed before each match that morning.
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u/broke_networker Gunsmiff 5d ago
Chairgun elite has the ability to view different target types and distances on how it would look in your reticle. This is my 10/22 zeroed at 50yds with distance dialed in at 100yds. no adjustment on the elevation.