WARDOGS mortar and artillery calculator with shot correction

Gun and targets 81 mm

GUN Your gun

T1 Target T1

L81 · T1 FIRING SOLUTIONWAITING FOR COORDINATES

Enter the gun and the target

Open the map, hover your tube and your target, or paste a Mark Coordinates line.

Where these numbers come from

Likely: Range envelope 132–684 m. WARDOGS Hub community firing table: 132-684 m, elevation 150-850 mil. Both endpoints match SC Haulers' sight readings exactly.
Likely: Elevation. Table read off the in-game sight by SC Haulers. Checked at three points: WARDOGS Hub gives the same 132 m / 850 mil and 684 m / 150 mil endpoints, and ExpCarry gives 500 m at about 461 mil where this table interpolates to 462.
Single source: Spread. WARDOGS Hub firing table, alpha-era community measurement. Grouping quoted as 50 MOA.
Single source: Reload 6.5 s, 120 damage, 10 m blast. wardogs.zone calculator reference page.

Prerequisites and siting Range: the coordinate math, worked out Bearing: the middle-click ping method Rate of fire: preload, C-cancel, and reloading in the kill cam Mortar safety rules Mortar range envelope Fast ranging without the math: estimate, one test shot, correct

Correct from the impact NO CORRECTION

After a round lands, open the map, read the impact marker and enter it here. The board works out how far long or short and how far left or right it fell, and corrects every following round from this L81. Moving the gun clears the correction.

IMPACT Where it landed

Bearing without maths

Middle-click the target on the map. The ping shows on screen and as a small white diamond on your compass. Swing the tube until the diamond is centred. That is the whole direction problem solved.

ConfirmedBearing: the middle-click ping method

Never build in front of your own tube

Razor wire or walls in the line of fire get destroyed by your own outgoing round, and the blast can kill you. Worst on long, low-elevation shots.

ConfirmedNever build anything in front of your own mortar

Read the impact marker

Every round leaves an impact marker on the map. Open the map after the shot, read where it landed, and correct. This is easy to miss and it turns blind fire into a feedback loop.

ConfirmedFast ranging without the math: estimate, one test shot, correct

The sight ticks are coarse

You cannot dial an exact number. The scale jumps, for example 510 straight to 545. Get as close to the computed range as the scale allows, then correct from the impact.

ConfirmedRange: the coordinate math, worked out

What this board does not do yet. There is no map to click and no height map, so it assumes the gun and target sit at the same height. The SPH-2 has no published elevation table, so it gives range and bearing only; spot the first round and correct. Coordinates and corrections are saved in this browser only.