Can someone explain the physics of this to me?
Why is it that when we are shooting uphill, we have to compensate with the gap, and aim a good deal higher, even at short distances (like 20yds).
I don't quite get it. Is there a sight line change we have to consider, or is it just harder for arrows to go 'up'?
Why is it that when we are shooting uphill, we have to compensate with the gap, and aim a good deal higher, even at short distances (like 20yds).
I don't quite get it. Is there a sight line change we have to consider, or is it just harder for arrows to go 'up'?