Projectiles

The projectile attached to your profile supplies the ballistic coefficient, drag model, mass and calibre the solver needs.

The built-in library

• Open Select Projectile from the profile’s projectile tile.
• Browse or search the library; filter by category or manufacturer. It covers everything from airgun pellets to fullbore bullets.
• Airgun pellets may carry segmented (velocity-banded) BCs — several BC values, each valid over a velocity band — which the solver uses automatically.

My Projectiles

When a bullet or pellet isn’t in the library, create your own:

• My Projectiles (drawer → Configuration) lists your custom entries.
• The essentials are ballistic coefficient, drag model (G1, G7, …), mass and calibre — get these right and the trajectory follows.
• Custom projectiles appear in the picker alongside the library and can be attached to any profile.
• The BC Calibrator can save a tuned copy of your projectile here (“Save as Variant”) once you have logged real drop data.

Custom drag curves

For projectiles that don’t fit a standard drag model, define your own Cd-vs-Mach curve:

• Drag Curves (drawer → Configuration) lists your curves; the editor takes the curve points directly.
• A custom curve can be selected as the drag model on a projectile, replacing the standard G-models.
• The Drag Curve widget plots whichever model the active profile uses.