The .25-06 Remington is a classic deer hunter's favorite that really excels when it comes to flat-shooting performance. With these default settings - a G1 drag model, .361 ballistic coefficient, and 117-grain bullet cruising at 3,030 fps - you're looking at a sweet combination of velocity and accuracy that's perfect for whitetail or antelope at any practical hunting range. The 100-yard zero is just right for most hunting situations.

Of course, your specific load might be running a bit different numbers, and hunting conditions can vary quite a bit depending on where you're set up. That's why we've made it easy to fine-tune these calculations to match your exact setup. Whether you're hunting in the high country where the thin air changes things up, or dealing with a stiff crosswind on the prairie, just plug in your conditions. You can adjust for wind speed and angle, shooting angle, and even atmospheric conditions to get your dope exactly right.

Take a look at the trajectory chart and table below to see how this round performs at different ranges. We've broken it down in 25-yard increments so you can see exactly what your bullet's doing out to 500 yards. Want to see how your particular load performs? Just click the Modify Calculation button below and punch in your numbers. It's a simple way to get precise trajectory data that matches your specific setup and hunting conditions.