Flight
Drag across the transonic band, gyroscopic stability, spin drift, wind and air density. Every round, every metre.
Everything that matters happens in the first few milliseconds. We model it, build it, and measure it.
Primer to last fragment. Exterior, transitional and terminal behaviour, modelled from first principles and checked against the range. What we can’t show here, we don’t show here.
Drag across the transonic band, gyroscopic stability, spin drift, wind and air density. Every round, every metre.
Muzzle blast, bow and tail shocks, the turbulent wake. The air a round disturbs is data, so we measure it.
Penetration, expansion, yaw, cavitation and fracture, through gel, steel, glass, wood and layered materials.
| Reference load | Muzzle velocity | Energy | Mach | Cone half-angle | Stability Sg |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9 mm 124 gr FMJ | 350 m/s | 492 J | 1.03 | 76.5° | — |
| 5.56×45 55 gr FMJ | 988 m/s | 1,739 J | 2.90 | 20.2° | 3.89 |
| .308 Win 150 gr FMJ | 860 m/s | 3,594 J | 2.53 | 23.3° | 2.96 |
| .338 Lapua 250 gr | 884 m/s | 6,330 J | 2.60 | 22.6° | — |
| .50 BMG 660 gr | 887 m/s | 16,824 J | 2.61 | 22.6° | — |
Hardware is expensive and range time is slow. We do the cheap thinking in software, then build only what the model says is worth building.
Requirement, threat, constraint. Written down before anything else happens.
Trajectory, stability and terminal effect explored in thousands of variations.
Short runs of the configurations that survive.
Chronograph, high-speed imaging, witness media. The model has to agree.
Where it doesn’t agree, the model is wrong. Fix the model, then repeat.
Our public simulator. Pick a load and a target, then watch it in slow motion with every equation open, from the primer to the last droplet.
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