The PPU 120gr MPT is on the list.
Anyone up for helping with the chart? I guess I could just do it in Excel, but posting charts on here has proven difficult for me in the past.
I didn't see the Norma GT in your list, 130gn (SD.267) (BC.548)
Working a comprehensive list. Will try to pull everything added here and elsewhere and get something posted. Stay tuned.
Mods. Can we make this a sticky for the reloading section?
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Whelenon Wrote:Working a comprehensive list. Will try to pull everything added here and elsewhere and get something posted. Stay tuned.
Have you tried taking a screen capture of your Excel window? Or you could email the spreadsheet to me and I'll be happy to convert and post.
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What does the horde think of using a public FTP site like Dropbox? We could all contribute to a common spreadsheet.
I would be happy to give space on my site, or does this group want to create one (they're free for 20mb)?
Here is a test of a small portion of the data from the other thread. I know some of you have big spreadsheets already. Would be nice to add the barrel length and velocities.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/34132774/Grendel...0Data.xlsx
Would some of you mind seeing if you can access and modify this sheet?
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I like the dropbox idea you can sort it and get a good picture.
How do we prevent malicious or ill-informed tinkering with the data?
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JASmith Wrote:How do we prevent malicious or ill-informed tinkering with the data?
Good question. I guess it's true for all posts here. You have to use all data with caution.
The data would be backed up periodically to prevent complete loss. open to suggestions on malicious fiddling.
I hate to be a wet blanket but viruses are also a concern. Could some scumbag implant something then the next guy that opens it get zapped?
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Got the email. Thanks.
Another option is to password protect it and limit access to members.
I guess its possible that a member would add a virus.
Other ideas? Are we willing to risk it ?
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After thinking about this - I think the way to control it would be to have only one or two "sheet masters" who have passwords to the spreadsheet to have access to edit. They would then post a PDF version for all members to access for info.
Members would send their info directly or post to the sheet master(s).
Would this work?
Good ideas guys. Access to a Skicky by forum members to a non-editable PDF file that would be maintained by a forum member(sheet master) sounds good.
Could one of the administer weigh in here or are we barking up the wrong tree?
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Here is a link to the first page of data Whelenon sent me - hunting bullets sorted by weight and then by BC:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/34132774/Grendel...ection.pdf
Is this the type of output the members are looking for?
Excellent start!
While there are multiple lists of bullet lengths already available on the web, it would be very convenient if they could be worked in with the database you are starting.
The other is how you plan to create space for bullets where the manufacturer is kind enough to publish velocity-dependent BC's, e. g. Sierra.
Keep up the good work!
Pretty cool. The Hornady 129 IB, SP, and SST are listed as "139gr" though. Change that to 129gr.
There's also the Swift 130gr Scirrocco that should be included, with a .571 G1 BC.