I'm looking for some charts of 9mm trajectories for a handgun at different zeroes such at 15 yds vs 25 yds. More so for educational purposes. So far the charts I found were for AR9's.
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9mm handgun trajectories
9mm Ballistics Chart & Coefficient (Luger) GunData.org
This is a 9mm Luger ballistics chart (external) generated using our ballistic trajectory calculator. It tracks the movement of the bullet in zero wind conditions, and out to 100 yards. If you want to go further or apply wind resistnece then use custom seetings with our ballistic calculator. All...
I found an array of different sites. One with different Glocks.
I've worked out the trajectories for my G19/G48 (115 +P JHP) and G42 (90 gr Gold Dot). And tested them.
Both guns are sighted to hit about 1/2" high at 25 yds, which means they'll be closer to 0 than I can hold, at 50 yds.
At 100 yds, 6" low for the 9mm and 12" low for the .380
Unless you put a scope on the gun, shoot from sandbags, and can know the exact distance, those numbers are all you need.
Both guns are sighted to hit about 1/2" high at 25 yds, which means they'll be closer to 0 than I can hold, at 50 yds.
At 100 yds, 6" low for the 9mm and 12" low for the .380
Unless you put a scope on the gun, shoot from sandbags, and can know the exact distance, those numbers are all you need.
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