Applied Ballistics Reference Bundle 2nd Edition

by Bryan Litz

Great savings when you Bundle Applied Ballistics Data Bundle. Get the complete library of Ballistician Bryan Litz's BC Data. The bundle *Applied Ballistics for Long Range Shooting 3rd Edition *Ballistic Performance of Rifle Bullets 2nd Edition All books are autographed! About Applied Ballistics For Long Range Shooting 3rd Edition- New for this Third Edition The traditional role of exterior ballistics has been to account for the variables related to bullet flight so accurate fire solutions can be computed. Author Bryan Litz believes that ballistics has more to offer. Weapon Employment Zone (WEZ) analysis is the calculation of hit percentages. New for this third edition, the subject of WEZ analysis is explored and some enlightening topics are presented regarding the effects of environmental uncertainties on your hit percentage, as well as how the ballistic performance of your rifle and bullet affects hit percentage as well. This edition also includes the latest version of the Applied Ballistics Point Mass Solver on CD. Combined with experimentally measured BC’s, this program is capable of modeling extremely accurate trajectories as verified in Chapter 8. Click here to see the instructions and capabilities of the included ballistics software. About Ballistic Performance of Rifle Bullets- This book provides highly accurate ballistic performance data for 533 modern rifle bullets from .224 to .510 caliber. The Ballistic Coefficient (BC) data is based on live-fire testing methods which are accurate within +/- 1%. A common testing method is used to determine performance for all brands of bullets. In this way, shooters are provided with consistent and accurate performance data which can be used to compare and select the bullets which are best for their application. Dimensioned drawings are provided for each bullet, as well as detailed stability data which is useful in determining suitable twist rates for bullets in various environments.

Hardcover

Published January 1, 2015