Long Range
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Kuten Ullakin kuvaili niin viime vuoden MM-kisoissa LV luokan kisan aikana oli hankalin keli.Kun Pedro kuitenkin sai tuloksen 750/48 X,niin utelin häneltä miten hän tuossa onnistui.
Tuossa alla hänen vastaus.Laitan kuvan radasta.
Lyhyt referaatti: Hän oli hoksannut (harjoitellessa?),että taulujen 2:een ylimpään riviin (täplät 1-10) sivutuuleen ammutut laukaukset eivät totelleet viirejä.Noiden lauta aitojen yli tuleva tuuli aiheutti niihin ongelman.
Ampunut nuo 2 ylintä riviä 0-45 asteen tuuleen.EI sivutuuleen 45-135 astetta.
On kyllä hoksaavainen ja älykäs kaveri.Eihän sitä muuten Maailmanmestariksi pääsisikään-
.
Tuossa taas yxi osio lisää jahka TeeHoo jaksaa koota pistepiekkarin tuulenluku vinkkejä yxiin kansiin.
During last Worlds at Plzen, wind, as we have already stated was terrible for the majority of time, but there were days it was even worse. It was the case of LV competition day. Gusty, unpredictable , swirling, you name it.
Yes, I agree, my score was, comparatively to HV, harder to get.
How I managed it?
Well, reading the wind is not just reading the wind.
Wind is air in movement, and it has to bypass the obstacles. So, we have to also read to obstacles that interact with the air in our lane range. If you look carefully at the picture posted by Timo, you can see the woods barriers to mimic "safety" corridors.
But look more closely... can you see the open spaces between the wood slats?
This spaces, for the worst, lined perfectly with the bullet pass on the higher two target lines, from targets 1 to 10, and with still some impact, but much less, between the 11 and the 15. And, your wind flags can't show anything as they have to be higher than the target... so, they were of no use.
During the IS competition and looking to the posted targets, I started to notice a trend. That trend reflected my difficulty to finish my targets (remember I start from below). I saw majority of points were lost on those two 1st target rows.
I couldn't find an answer until I went to the range to try to understand and discovered that terrible coincidence of spaces lining with the bullet pass to those lines.
That knowledge was of must importance on the following days.
I had to find a way to overcome that issue. And I did. I no longer shot a condition, but started to shot a condition bypassing the "space". Unfortunately, majority of competitors continue to shoot the flags, that were of no use, due to those spaces between the wood slats.
On those last 3 rows, I only shot facing wind from 0º to 45º. This wind will not going throw the spaces, presenting no ventury effect, so my flags could read it. Between 45º and 135º I didn't shot.
And that's the story behind my 750 48x in LV day.
Tuossa alla hänen vastaus.Laitan kuvan radasta.
Lyhyt referaatti: Hän oli hoksannut (harjoitellessa?),että taulujen 2:een ylimpään riviin (täplät 1-10) sivutuuleen ammutut laukaukset eivät totelleet viirejä.Noiden lauta aitojen yli tuleva tuuli aiheutti niihin ongelman.
Ampunut nuo 2 ylintä riviä 0-45 asteen tuuleen.EI sivutuuleen 45-135 astetta.
On kyllä hoksaavainen ja älykäs kaveri.Eihän sitä muuten Maailmanmestariksi pääsisikään-
.Tuossa taas yxi osio lisää jahka TeeHoo jaksaa koota pistepiekkarin tuulenluku vinkkejä yxiin kansiin.
During last Worlds at Plzen, wind, as we have already stated was terrible for the majority of time, but there were days it was even worse. It was the case of LV competition day. Gusty, unpredictable , swirling, you name it.
Yes, I agree, my score was, comparatively to HV, harder to get.
How I managed it?
Well, reading the wind is not just reading the wind.
Wind is air in movement, and it has to bypass the obstacles. So, we have to also read to obstacles that interact with the air in our lane range. If you look carefully at the picture posted by Timo, you can see the woods barriers to mimic "safety" corridors.
But look more closely... can you see the open spaces between the wood slats?
This spaces, for the worst, lined perfectly with the bullet pass on the higher two target lines, from targets 1 to 10, and with still some impact, but much less, between the 11 and the 15. And, your wind flags can't show anything as they have to be higher than the target... so, they were of no use.
During the IS competition and looking to the posted targets, I started to notice a trend. That trend reflected my difficulty to finish my targets (remember I start from below). I saw majority of points were lost on those two 1st target rows.
I couldn't find an answer until I went to the range to try to understand and discovered that terrible coincidence of spaces lining with the bullet pass to those lines.
That knowledge was of must importance on the following days.
I had to find a way to overcome that issue. And I did. I no longer shot a condition, but started to shot a condition bypassing the "space". Unfortunately, majority of competitors continue to shoot the flags, that were of no use, due to those spaces between the wood slats.
On those last 3 rows, I only shot facing wind from 0º to 45º. This wind will not going throw the spaces, presenting no ventury effect, so my flags could read it. Between 45º and 135º I didn't shot.
And that's the story behind my 750 48x in LV day.
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