I need some bullet drop help 22 250 MOA Adjustments

I shooting a 55 grain 22 250 blitz king bullet at 3515 fps Rifle is a tikka 1-14 twist Heavy barrel.  My scope is a leupold mark 5HD 7-35X 56 . My scope is 1/4 MOA PER CLICK. i NEED MOA click chart for 200 TO 600 YARDS shots on groundhogs. Rifle will be sighted in at 100 yards. Thanks

Wrong forum Earl, but, we will try!!

I need bullet drop in inches also. Thanks

I have a spreadsheet that can produce a drop chart like this:

Range	Path
25	-0.2
50	0.9
75	1.5
100	1.8
125	1.8
150	1.3
175	0.5
200	-0.8
225	-2.5
250	-4.7
275	-7.4
300	-10.5
325	-14.2
350	-18.4
375	-23.2
400	-28.7
425	-34.7
450	-41.4
475	-48.8
500	-56.9

The inputs can manipulate the chart in many ways to get the best trajectory. 
On this chart for a 308 155gr, the zero is actually 185 yards.  The spreadsheet gives results VERY close to what Hornady has in the back of their reload books

What is the ballistic coefficient of your projectile, and how high is the centerline of the scope above the bore centerline

I need a spread sheet on bullet drop in inches plus how many moa i need to adjust at 200 to 600 yards. thanks

My SS only goes to 500.  For MOA clicks, do the math.
Give me the BC and scope height, and I can give you what I got.

Not sure of the BC and the scope height not sure. its a 35mm tube scope. just get me close

How do you convert drop in inches to 1/4 MOA adjustments?

Go to the Google Playstore or the App Store and download “Strelok” it is a Russian app but it will give you on your phone everything you wish for.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/strelok-pro/id525429653

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.borisov.strelok&hl=en_US&gl=US

Looked up the Sierra BC, assume scope height 1.5"
This chart has a max height of ~2" above line of sight at about 150yd.  And a 2" drop about 275yd
Hope this show correctly....

22 250	Calibre					Range	Path	R.V.	Energy	Wind
55	Bullet weight					25	-0.4	3421	1430	0.1
0.271	Ballistic coef.					50	0.4	3329	1354	0.2
3515	Muzzle vel.		1509	Muzzle E.		75	1.1	3238	1280	0.5
1.5	Height of sight in. above bore					100	1.6	3148	1210	0.9
235	Yard zero gives		1.9610800753	Max. ht.		125	1.8	3059	1143	1.4
200	Yard path =		1.1465231742			150	1.9	2971	1079	2.0
100	Yard path =		1.5780837391			175	1.6	2885	1017	2.8
200	Yard path =		1.1465231742			200	1.1	2800	958	3.7
500	Yard time =		0.58	sec.		225	0.4	2717	902	4.8
Inputs^^^^						250	-0.7	2634	848	6.0
						275	-2.0	2553	796	7.3
MH is max. height above line of sight						300	-3.8	2473	747	8.9
Ranges in Yds.						325	-5.8	2395	701	10.6
Path is inches +/- line of sight						350	-8.3	2318	656	12.5
Energy M.E. is footpounds						375	-11.1	2242	614	14.5
Wind is inches drift in 10 mph crosswind						400	-14.5	2167	574	16.8
R.V. is remaining vel.						425	-18.3	2093	535	19.3
						450	-22.6	2021	499	22.0
Lotus 123 spreadsheet application of						475	-27.5	1950	465	25.0
calculations based on formulae						500	-33.0	1881	432	28.2
in June 87 RIFLEMAN page 86.

How do i convert bullet drop in inches to the amount of moa clicks i need to adjust for elevation. My scope has 4 clicks to one moa.

smsnyder wrote:I shooting a 55 grain 22 250 blitz king bullet at 3515 fps Rifle is a tikka 1-14 twist Heavy barrel.  My scope is a leupold mark 5HD 7-35X 56 . My scope is 1/4 MOA PER CLICK. i NEED MOA click chart for 200 TO 600 YARDS shots on groundhogs. Rifle will be sighted in at 100 yards. Thanks

Thinking some on these parametres, 55gr to 600 is a stretch.  14 twist probably wont work with heavier 600y bullets.  You might rethiink the bullet

"Sierra  60gr HP Varminter
60 Gr.
0.224
Bullets, Hunt Specialty, Rifle
For rifles, this is a high-velocity bullet designed to give precision accuracy with the explosive expansion of Sierra's Varminter-style construction. This bullet is at its best when fired from the larger-capacity cartridges, such as the 22-250 or 220 Swift in rifles with barrels having 1x14" twist rates, stabilizing easily for excellent long-range accuracy and effective expansion. Normally, 1x12" or faster twist rates work best for medium-capacity cases, such as the 223 Remington. These bullets are excellent for long-range varmint hunting. For handguns, although this bullet is of Hollow Point construction, we cannot recommend it for hunting purposes. This bullet has been very successful on half-size NRA Silhouette targets. The #1375 was introduced in 1984."

How much does 1 moa 4 clicks move the bullet at 100 to 500 yards?

Download Strelok like mentioned above. Takes all your exact parameters and give you both clicks, moa or mils.

smsnyder wrote:How much does 1 moa 4 clicks move the bullet at 100 to 500 yards?

At 100 yards a 1 MOA adjustment is one inch (or very close)

JBM Ballistics. Play all you like.

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smsnyder wrote:Not sure of the BC and the scope height not sure. its a 35mm tube scope. just get me close

Scope height can be acquired nearly exactly by firing a bullet onto a piece of paper at very close range.
One would draw a target dot..........put scope on lowest power..........fire at target dot...................then measure distance between target dot and where bullet landed on target.
I would do this on a simple white piece of paper...............placed about 5- 10 YARDS from muzzle...........with a good backstop behind piece of paper, many yards away.

Bullet pierces paper..............bullet is stopped at range. Preventing a hazardous experience.

This will also be deleted,,,,,,,there is your scope height.

SilentAssassin wrote:

smsnyder wrote:Not sure of the BC and the scope height not sure. its a 35mm tube scope. just get me close

This will also be deleted,,,,,,,there is your scope height.

Why? No secret knowledge here ... just a google or a sticky on sniperhide away

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Guess you don’t know Smsnyder.

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Thanks guys

Scope height is simply how far apart the centerlines of the scope and bore are on the rifle.  Usually about 1.5".  But if you want to measure exactly, that can be plugged into my spreadsheet.