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I would think that if the bullet moves the rain ( however it does that ) the rain moves the bullet also? For every action there is a reaction.
watch this and make your decision. umpteen big ones or small?? you choose
HydroplaningSeeing that this has been necro'ed, there is an entry on the NRA's American Hunter: Does Rain Lower Your Bullet's Point of Impact?
Are you sure you dont have it backwards? Usually i notice a slight riseing of my shots during stormy weather on long range shooting.At 600 yards, 105 grain, 6mm bullets, had a appreciable drop of 6 inches at the paper, or just at 1 MOA. Pretty heavy to moderate rain. Wind was 2.5 to 4 MOA left to right. As the rain let up the bullets rose back up about 6 inches, all else being essentially the same. All this over 20 minutes, 15 shots.