[alaskanativeson]

Does anybody here know where I can find ballistics tables in either .pdf, .xls, or .doc format? I left all of my Guns and Ammo Annuals at home when I moved up here and I miss having the ballistics tables in the back.

Of course one of you could offer to send me a copy of the latest G & A Annual up here. I'm sure I could find some smoked salmon to send you in return. :~)

[Zak Smith]

All you need..
http://www.eskimo.com/~jbm/calculations/traj/traj.html

[Winchester 73]

And another:

http://www.gunsandammomag.com/ballistics/?url=%2Fballistics%2F45_auto.html&x=8&y=5

I love smoked salmon.

[alaskanativeson]

Thanks for the links, they'll help. I'd still like to find those charts in a document of some kind so that if I want to find something out when I don't have internet up here I can do so. Y'all might find this hard to believe, but up here on the edge of nowhere we don't exactly have state-of-the-art equipment. I believe our current system was purchased second hand from Fred Flintstone when he upgraded.

[Winchester 73]

Thanks for the links, they'll help. I'd still like to find those charts in a document of some kind so that if I want to find something out when I don't have internet up here I can do so.

alaskanativeson,I was up in Alaska 2 years ago this month and it reached negative 35 north of Fairbanks while we were photographing the Northern Lights.
I know where you are coming from.It's harsh up there!
I have everything you need in written form,10 pages from Gun Digest.
I'll be happy to make duplicates on my photo copier and send them to the Last Frontier,pronto.
Just send me your address and they will be on their way by Wednesday.

[rangerruck]

WOW!!!! Mr. Zak, that first one is information meltdown, really!!! I put in some basic requirements for the 17 hmr, and even that is stunning; a max pbr out to 167 yards, coming in with 94 lbs of energy, showing its highest traj point at 102 yards, and lot of other interesting characteristics; really , thanks for that link.