.375- how high at 90meters

[Rhys.94.375]

I was hoping some of you guys with .375 winchesters can tell me where your bullet hits at around 80-90 meters on paper?

Thanks: im doin some re searchin on a few things

Rhys

[jbm1968]

With what kind of Zero Distance?

[jbm1968]

Sorry, I should have elaborated. I "zero" my 375 so the center of my 2.5 -3 inch group is about 2 inches high at 100 yards. At 90 yards it would be about the same. The limiting factor is my skill.

[Jeff Quinn]

Rhys.94.375,
First of all, a Winchester does not shoot in "meters". Being the most American of all rifles, a Winchester must stick to yardages!

Now, with that BS out of the way, click on this ballistic program to get all the answers that you need, for any yardage, or meters, that you desire:

http://www.eskimo.com/~jbm/ballistics/traj/traj.html

[wm]

I sight all of my rifles so that they are zeroed in at 100 yards and then I figure out the drop from there at 50 yard increments for what ever hunting load I am using out of that rifle. I keep this on a little file card I laminate and tape to the stock.

I chose a '100 yard zero' because here in Michigan that is as long a shot as I am likely to be presented with in our woods and fields.

Anyway that is my system and it works for me but I am sure if you ask around you'll find a dozen other answers that are just as good.

Wm

[Thunder50]

90 meters is about 100 yards, and I usually sight in my rifles for 2.5" high at 100 yds. Some I go 3" high at 100yds, depending on the trajectory and what distance I expect.

[Rhys.94.375]

ha ha thanks very muchh,
i realise 90m is 100yards, but WE measure in meters down here hence why i put 90m....

cheers for that info guys! appreciuate it