Ballistic Tables for Long Range and Silhouette Shooting
Silhouette Ballistics Version – 21.0

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q13.  Will Silhouette Ballistics work on Windows 7?
A13. Yes it will run just fine.  You must do a couple extra clicks after loading the disc.  Click Here for instructions.

Q12. 
In the Interior Ballistics program, after you load a gun file, the ‘Powder Water Capacity’ gets filled in somehow, as does the ‘Case Water Displaced By Bullet In Grains’ columns.  Shouldn’t the two added together equal the ‘Water Capacity’ in the gray information area above?  If not, why not?
A12.  The Powder Water Capacity (Col 4) plus the Case Water Displaced by Bullet in Grains (Col 15) minus the Boat Tail Correction (Col 16) equals the Total Case Water Capacity Inputted in the gray information area above.

Q11.  Do you have a version that runs on PDA's.
A11.  Yes, SB 17 Mobile will run on PDA's and Phones which have Windows CE 5.0

Q10. Will Silhouette Ballistics work on Windows Vista?
A10. Yes it will run just fine.  However, there are some extra steps required after loading the program so the program and the help file will run.  Click Here for instructions

Q9.  May I download the version 17.0 updates and use them with my version 15 Silhouette Ballistics.
A7.  No.  The new version 17.0 is 32 bit format and will not run using older versions of Silhouette Ballistics.  Goto the Upgrades page for instructions to upgrade older versions to version 17.0


Q8. I was wondering if your software gives the information for the distance to sight the gun in at so that you have the least amount of rise and drop out to some max distance. I have heard of software that will tell you that for a 30-06 it should be sighted in at 213 yards and that gives you the least amount of rise and drop for holding right on the target.
A8. Yes, one of the options on the Trajectory Tables drop down menu calculates the optimum zeroing distance for a point blank setting. The optimum zeroing point is where the bullet goes above the line of sight to the point blank amount and then down and crosses the line of sight which is the optimum zeroing point. The distance at which the bullet is below the line of sight by the point blank setting is also given. You may vary the size of the point blank setting and the default value is 3 inches above and below the line of sight.

Q7. How do I get any updates or upgrades?
A7. Click on the Upgrades link to see how to get Free upgrades via email.


Q6. Will the program work on a Macintosh Computer?
A6. No

Q5. Will the program work with Windows XP?
A5. Yes

Q4. Will the program work with Windows 2000?
A4. Yes

Q3. Will the program work with Windows 98?
A3. Yes


Q2. Will the program work with Windows NT?
A2. No


Q1. Will the program work with Windows 95?
A1. Yes


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