CTAC Troyer information is accurate (be aware of the multipliers they built in)

[JP806TX]

I was just looking at the recent CTAC Troyer charts posted on this forum.

There seems to be errors from 46- 55 yards for all the calculations.

for example, 1/2" KZ at 46 yards Troyer should be 92
CTAC is listing this in their table at 103.5?

1/2"KZ at 50 yards Troyer should be 100
CTAC is listing this in their table at 112.5?

I'm no math whiz...I hope I'm wrong. (If I'm wrong, maybe someone can school me on how to do math)

http://www.aafta.org/uploads/1/2/7/6/127666620/rifle_troyer.pdf

 

[thomasair]

Check Note 1 in the bottom left corner. You are not factoring in the multiplier.

Mike

 

[JP806TX]

Thanks Mike
Never mind
False alarm

Apologies to CTAC

I need to slow down and read all the info before posting. (taking foot out of mouth).

I'm going back to bed.

 

[beerthief]

I was just looking at the recent CTAC Troyer charts posted on this forum.

There seems to be errors from 46- 55 yards for all the calculations.

for example, 1/2" KZ at 46 yards Troyer should be 92
CTAC is listing this in their table at 103.5?

1/2"KZ at 50 yards Troyer should be 100
CTAC is listing this in their table at 112.5?

I'm no math whiz...I hope I'm wrong. (If I'm wrong, maybe someone can school me on how to do math)


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http://www.aafta.org/uploads/1/2/7/6/127666620/rifle_troyer.pdf

this was the chart i used in my "EBR " back yard fun, didn't use the multiplier ?

 

[scotton]

The multiplier is built into the chart. You only need to add the multiplier if you are using math to calculate the troyer rather than the chart.

 

[AirNGasman]

Thanks Mike
Never mind
False alarm

Apologies to CTAC

I need to slow down and read all the info before posting. (taking foot out of mouth).

I'm going back to bed.

Being co-founder and President of the Central Texas Airgun Club, I hereby grant Thee OFFICIAL forgiveness JP. I understand people make mistakes.

I mean, everybody but me.

Happy Shooting,
Og