You know, there are ballistic programs that allow you to see how high or low your bullet will hit at a given range. One that I know of even tells you how many scope adjustments to make at that range, and shows the bullet drop in 10 yard increments.
Ernie mentioned this also. I think it's more fun to go to the range and figure this stuff out on my own. As Ernie mentioned, the programs will get ya close, but ya still need to verify it. I'm not one for sitting still very long anyway, so sitting at a computer, plugging in numbers, doesn't sound NEAR as fun as shooting at the range.
