Eötvös effect
The vertical component of the Coriolis effect on a bullet. Increases impact elevation for eastward-fired shots, decreases it for westward-fired shots. Typically less than 1 cm at 1,000 m for rifle calibres.
The vertical component of the Coriolis effect on a bullet. Increases impact elevation for eastward-fired shots, decreases it for westward-fired shots. Typically less than 1 cm at 1,000 m for rifle calibres.
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