windage

On a free drop that long you had to allow for windage, he thought.

He took aim again, giving it a lot of windage.

When windage is accounted for, the calculations become more complex.

The rear sight can be adjusted in the field for windage.

Hence, windage is a similar problem for those shooting at either power in most instances.

He considered the windage, the elevation, the drift, the distance.

Perhaps reporters knew how to cut through this windage.

Right and left, or windage, adjustments are another matter.

"I've adjusted the windage," the man said, whatever that meant.

The roots still held, while the tree had been shorn of its windage.

The rear sight is used for windage adjustment and to change the zero range.

Others used a sliding blade sight with an adjustment for windage.

On the second one, you got the windage.

For full value winds, this full windage correction is used.

"How do you get just the right windage?"

It was a perfect day, too; sun bright in a blue sky, air crisp, not enough breeze to give him any serious windage problems.

The rear sight is adjustable without tools for elevation and windage.

Such sights can be adjusted for windage and elevation.

On many firearms the rear sight is adjustable for elevation or windage.

"It needs about half again as much right windage," Walter declared, and made the adjustment with the small screwdriver.

This time his judgement of the windage was perfect and the arrowhead buried itself in the man's throat.

They floated just level with the surface of the sea, offering no windage for the hurricane winds that would soon be upon them again.

The piece once cast, it must be bored with great precision, so as to preclude any possible windage.

Sights were fixed, although the rear sight was drift-adjustable for windage.

The sight can also be corrected for windage.