VELOCITY in feet per second
NOTE: This table was calculated by computer using a standard modern technique to predict trajectories and recoil energies from the best available data. Figures shown are expected to be reasonably accurate; however, the shooter is cautioned that performance may vary because of variations in rifles, ammunition, atmospheric conditions and altitude. Velocities were determined using 27-inch barrels; shorter barrels will reduce velocity by 30 to 85 fps per inch of barrel removed. Trajectories were computed with the line-of-sight 1.5 inches above the bore centerline at 3000 ft. elevation. Wind drift components are based upon a 90 degree 10 mph cross wind. B.C.: Ballistic Coefficient supplied by the bullet manufacturers.
* Denotes factory load.
* Caliber designations represent actual bullet diameter in both inches and millimeters.
NOTE: This table was calculated by computer using a standard modern technique to predict trajectories and recoil energies from the best available cartridge data. Figures shown are expected to be reasonably accurate; however, the shooter is cautioned that performance will vary because of variations in rifles, ammunition, atmospheric conditions and altitude. Velocities were determined using 24-inch barrels; shorter barrels will reduce velocity by 30 to 85 fps per inch of barrel removed. Trajectories were computed with the line-of-sight 2 inches above the bore centerline at 3000 ft. elevation. B.C.: Ballistic Coefficient supplied by the bullet manufacturers.
