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If I understand what some have posted and the thoughts between the lines of the posted information onething that seems to hold true for all of us is this. Air that is dense slows a bullet down more causeing bullet impact lower. If humidity is up air is less dense so bullet impact is up. If I am right with all of this then as humidity is rising air is less dense so bullet flight time is farther/faster with some less bullet drop. As humidity drops air is more dense so bullet flight time is slower with more bullet drop due to the air being more dense. As air gets cooled humidity goes up air is less dense so bullet impact is higher. That is what I make out of all this.Knowing what dew point is and knowing what humidity is doing one can get a idea of what bullet flight time and effect air denseity will have on bullet impact in the conditions your shooting in.


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