legacy
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So, I'm trying to get an accurate velocity reading for my new rifle set up. I personally do not own a chronograph but my brother-in-law does and he would let me use it anytime. As I was researching proper and accurate chrony use, it seems to me that there are many different variables that come into play when trying to getting an accurate velocity reading. So my question is 1) Is there any gunsmith/range/etc... in the Salt Lake area that provides any type of service of finding velocity? And 2) Am I making this a bigger deal than it is and should I just head out to the desert and do it myself?
It seems like last time I attempted to get a velocity reading I had a hard time getting a consistent reading. But back then I also didn't know how much lighting and other factors could play into that.
It seems like last time I attempted to get a velocity reading I had a hard time getting a consistent reading. But back then I also didn't know how much lighting and other factors could play into that.