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FM/BG-562 · v3.02

ATragMX setup: C1 ballistic coefficient

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FM/BG-562
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Guide
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v3.02 2yrs ago
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Published by
SP3 Jochem 5 Jul 2024
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v3.00

ATragMX setup: C1 ballistic coefficient

Ballistic coefficient is a measure of how easily a bullet cuts through the air. This metric is critical for precisely calculating the arc of a bullet in flight.

To find C1 ballistic coefficient, open the arsenal and select the desired bullet. With the ammunition highlighted, the ballistic coefficient will be displayed in the top left corner, alongside other bullet information.

Note: although G1 coefficient (displayed in arsenal) and C1 coefficient (displayed in ATragMX) are essentially identical, if the arsenal displays a G7 ballistic coefficient, this must be converted using an online calculator.

 

G7 to G1/C1 Conversion

To convert a provided G7 ballistic coefficient to a G1 or C1 format, you will need to collect information from your range card or the arsenal:

  • Bullet caliber
  • Bullet weight
  • Muzzle velocity

JBM Ballistics offers a simplistic conversion tool, free of use (https://jbmballistics.com/cgi-bin/jbmgf-5.1.cgi).

The in-game arsenal displaying the C1/G1 BC of a bullet.
The in-game arsenal displaying the C1/G1 BC of a bullet.

Where it appears

On role cards

On 2 role cards in 1 combat area.

By combat area