Point the pointy end at the red guy. Pull trigger, he go boom........
Other than that, you have the gunnery manuals in my historic package. You have the all knowing of everything about gunnery with our game players in the Help and Training section. And even a few retired old timers who will chime in to tell you the information in the WW2 gunnery manuals is bubcuss because they say so.
Buy a thumb drive and keep all of your gunsight files on that. Then you won't loose them every time your PC burps.
Some day I should just post the mega zip file of all of my gunsights since 2005. Thar be some really fugugly ones from back then.......
In the end, gunnery between fighters won't really work very well past 400. Which means you need to learn a little ACM, a little back and face shooting, and understand snap shots are led with the upright bars of your windscreen between 200 and 400. And that 200 passing into 100 with wing gun fighters, your IP point is below the center of your gunsight. Engine mounted cannon with hood MG, more often you are hitting with the MG because the pointy end through the prop spinner is shooting from between your croch and low by 100 unless you set the HUB cannon to 150. Most of you don't even check this out with the offline target for yourselves............
The 100mph principle works in Hitech's physics universe just like it worked in WW2. An explanation with pictures is in the AAF gunnery manual in my historic pac. Deflection shooting is very well shown with big pictures in the British pamphlet "Bag the Hun" in the same package. And those principles translate directly into Hitech's universe.
The offline drone circle won't teach you snap shots for the MA because the drones are flying 225-250 which is the 65mph principle or 70Mil gunsight ring. A little documented fact about the ETO. Practically all AAF fighters when delivered to England had their American gunsights pulled out and replaced with a British MKII with 100Mil ring. Because the American N-3 series only had a 70Mil ring which did not have a large enough Radius to lead shoot the faster moving 109 and 190. But you can still practice general deflection allowance shooting in chase shots 0-20 degrees off. The AAF manual and "Bag the Hun" cover this.
The 100mph principle is based on a 100Mil gunsight ring which was the standard for all of the WW2 air forces.
