14likes! This is one of the most important discoveries in long range precision ever. And sooo often thought of erroneously as "altitude difference between differing clubs/ranges"
@LuluBear974
4 күн бұрын
Hello, great infos! If a horizontal wind creates a vertical Aero Jump, does a vertical wind create a horizontal AJ (mountains shooting)?
@ensemble88
2 жыл бұрын
I don't understand why this would be a static number regardless of distance the bullet travels... wouldn't time affected by wind increase/decrease the effect? Not just wind speed?
@impactodelsurenterprise2440
6 жыл бұрын
Is the aerodynamic jump a product of magnus effect? A forward flying spinning cylinder and crosswind does seem to imply so.
@longrangestudent8062
6 жыл бұрын
No. As a bullet is spinning, when the wind disturbs it, the gyroscopic spin causes it to "bump" until it stabilizes. With a right twist barrel, when a right to left wind hits a bullet, the gyroscopic spin causes a bullet to move up as it stabilizes, and the wind changes it trajectory to impact left. When a left to right wind hits the bullet, the gyroscopic spin causes a bullet to move down as it stabilizes itself, and the wind changes the trajectory to impact on the right. Imagine bumping a spinning top with your finger. It kinda spins around in little circles, until is gets stable. That is similar to what is happening to a bullet. The little circles the bullet makes go down when hit from the left, and the circles go up when hit from the right. The top actually traces what kinda look like overlapping circles in a 4 leaf clover type pattern. The "circles" it traces get smaller and smaller until it is fully stabilized again. Of course, in a constant wind, it never fully stabilizes as the wind is deflecting the bullet and it repeats the motion in its gyroscopic movement.
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