Friday May 01, 2020
The Everday Sniper Podcast: Bryan Litz & Emil Praslick Berger No BS BC Part 1
The Everday Sniper Podcast: Bryan Litz & Emil Praslick Berger No BS BC Part 1
Welcome to the Berger No BS BC Campaign feature Bryan Litz & Emil Praslick.
At Berger, we are obsessed with the science of ballistics. Consumers share our obsession, yet repeatedly latch-on to each new projectile touting the highest Ballistic Coefficient (BC) and its claims of “best-in-class” accuracy. What should we believe? Follow our Berger No BS-BC campaign and learn more about Ballistic Coefficients, the importance of their consistency, and BC’s effect on accuracy and precision.
We are honored at the Everyday Sniper to be included in this campaign. Having access to both Bryan and Emil is unheard of, and we are grateful for the opportunity.
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These podcast episodes are being paired with the articles from Bryan over at the Berger website. Also, we are including the ability to do a Q&A via the Berger Facebook Page and the Sniper's Hide Forum.
Enjoy the podcast, and head over to Berger to read the articles.
Thanks for listening, sharing, and commenting.
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Comments (6)
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This is an incredible knowledge bomb episode and really looking forward to the whole no bs bc series. Awesome, awesome, awesome.
Monday May 18, 2020
Was watching content on king of 2 miles, how does a cloud blowing over the target on a sunny day effect the calculation of the bullet? Will the bullet hit higher or lower when a cloud blows over?
Tuesday May 12, 2020
Great episode. The information on the no BS BC from Berger was very interesting. For truing your speed, at what speed does transonic begin? I know that subsonic varies slightly but I have not heard or read yet where transonic begins.
Wednesday May 06, 2020
Awsome podcast. Even better that it will be a series
Saturday May 02, 2020
Awesome episode. So Bryan said that a specific error in BC is linear with an error in air density. I'm curious if the affect of varying air density as the bullet climbs during flight is a big enough factor it needs to be accounted for in the ballistic calculator. Probably only an issue with ELR.
Friday May 01, 2020
Loved it! Can't wait for the next episode!
Friday May 01, 2020
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