Hold Over for Daystate Wolverine

[Alpo007]

I am shooting a Daystate Wolverine 25 cal using a 39 g pellet at 839 ft/sec. My holdover at 70 yards is 6”. Does this seem normal or excessive?

 

[PowderBurnt]

Depends on your zero. It sounds ok to me.

 

[Alpo007]

My zero is set to 30 yards and my regular is set to 175

 

[dgeesaman]

Hi Al, I tested 3 pellets in my 30 cal the other week and 70y holdovers were 5.25, 5, and 6" with a 35y zero. (25-35 are pretty much on the same place) So that makes perfect sense to me.

David

 

[Alpo007]

Thank you Davd

 

[AlwaysLastPlace]

I am shooting a Daystate Wolverine 25 cal using a 39 g pellet at 839 ft/sec. My holdover at 70 yards is 6”. Does this seem normal or excessive?

It doesn't seem totally unreasonable.
My delta wolf .30 at 980 fps drops like a rock past 70 yards. Sighted in a 30y.

Play with the Element calculator and tap "graphs" it will show your drops in inches, mils, moa, etc. whatever you like.

 

[SilentSquirrel]

It doesn't seem totally unreasonable.
My delta wolf .30 at 980 fps drops like a rock past 70 yards. Sighted in a 30y.

Play with the Element calculator and tap "graphs" it will show your drops in inches, mils, moa, etc. whatever you like.

You can also see graphs using ChairGun
And compare 4 profiles on the same graph

Not saying ChairGun is better.
I have never used Element

Edward

 

[cavedweller]

I am shooting a Daystate Wolverine 25 cal using a 39 g pellet at 839 ft/sec. My holdover at 70 yards is 6”. Does this seem normal or excessive?

Do you mean your pellet drop is 6”? I would think that you could increase reg pressure to pick up FPS to roughly 890fps, which would decrease your pellet drop.