Effect of Wind on Pellet

[Ballisticboy]

Unfortunately, a lot of people see the charts for bullets and then publish them as pellet charts without understanding the difference between the two or the reason for it. For a bullet chart to be correct for pellets, you have to look at it in a mirror.

 

[Troy Bakel]

The "Aerodynamic Jump" diagrams only apply to the projectile+chamber+bore+crown combination that does not result in "Lateral Throwoff" due to projectile in bore yaw or weight assymmetry.

 

[nomojo65]

I also put my first flag very close to my bench, a lot of times this can be the most valuable flag!
I also have a windacator but is fixed and can actually be a little confusing and causing more sighters to be used “maybe I just can’t comprehend all the information given!”
All I can say is practice in real world conditions and be prepared to use a ton of pellets “literally” I’m still trying to get a handle on the wind and conditions I may never be able hence my scores

Returning to the main topic,I do use Mikes wind rose and has been very beneficial for me.

 

[Ballisticboy]

The "Aerodynamic Jump" diagrams only apply to the projectile+chamber+bore+crown combination that does not result in "Lateral Throwoff" due to projectile in bore yaw or weight assymmetry.

Aerodynamic jump diagrams apply to just what they say they are, aerodynamic jump. By definition, everything you mention does not affect aerodynamic jump in any way, which is purely down to the gyroscopic reaction of the projectile to the aerodynamic moments produced by a cross wind.