OK, so long as you understand those basic concepts then you just need a metric $h!t ton of practice and you'll be plucking birds and squirrels out of trees in no time.
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cant hit birds out of trees?
- Thread starter tvnoober
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I think this rule only works if the angle is less then 70 degrees. Any degree that is steeper, gravity doesn't effect the arc of the pellet as much. I would suggest buying a ballistic app like shrelok and play around with it
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wyshadow i downloaded the app x-hairs said about the other day ChairgunPro. i like it and think it is gonna help alot. also thank you ztirffritz 
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Here is an illustration to show incline point of impact. Raise the bar on the side and aim at the bird at the top and you can see the POI
http://www.arld1.com/targetplottrajectory3.html
http://www.arld1.com/targetplottrajectory3.html
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Can anyone tell me why I can't download chairgun or chairgun pro on my Iphone? it keeps "cycling" and "spinning" for about an hour or longer but never loads?!! whats the deal?
thanks,
Cos
thanks,
Cos
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@blackdiesel hmm so the higher you aim up the more you gotta aim below your target? and @cosmographer have you tried turning it off and on lol
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In a sense yes, but the distance from the target will determine how lower you aim. A good way to practice is to shoot leaves at different heights and distances. I know most leaves have fallen now but find something like pine cones and shoot them.
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My suggestion is to place targets in trees - - throw a weighted string over various limbs of trees, place your target on a cardboard / OSB, etc. wheel it up then tie it off & practice, practice, practice. It worked for me when I was starting out. Good picking !
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