Don't know what it's called...

[Big Caliber]

or I would have used the search feature. Maybe somebody will understand what I'm talking about & point me in the right direction. Using any flat shooting caliber, if your sighted in at 200yds, there is a "section" of the bullet's trajectory that will be, say, 2" high before it hits the target and 2" low beyond the target. That 4" bullet drop distance had a name and a formula, like "bullet drop range" or something like that. Can anyone help?

 

[Gbro]

point blank range.

 

[Big Caliber]

Thank you sir.

 

[montveil]

The Remington web site has a ballistic calculator called Remington shoot that will calculate drop for various ammo