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Modern Advancements in Long Range Shooting Volume 1 by Bryan Litz

$40.99
Brand
Applied Ballistics
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Cases & Bags
UPC
9780692208434

Overview

"Modern Advancements in Long Range Shooting" Volume 1 by Bryan Litz is a technical book documenting ongoing research and development from the Applied Ballistics laboratory. Taking an empirical approach grounded in the scientific method, the text explores various topics including twist rate effects on muzzle velocity, supersonic and transonic ballistic coefficients, precision, and spin rate decay across different rifling profiles. Additional sections detail the evolution of modern rifle, bullet, and optic design, present chronograph testing results evaluating commercial chronographs, and feature contributions from Nick Vitalbo explaining high-tech instrumentation such as laser rangefinders and wind measurement devices. The publication provides unbiased, experimentally backed insights for shooters navigating long-range ballistics.

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