Seeking 303 ballistic chart?

[RJW NZ]

Anybody know where I can see a ballistic/trajectory drop chart for 303? I did all the searches but came up a blank...a very little joke.

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[Amatikulu]

http://www.remington.com/products/am...px?data=L303B1

[Parashooter]

Trajectory depends primarily on the bullet and velocity. Specify those items and anyone with even rudimentary ballistic software can produce a table including drop figures. If you have a computer capable of running a simple DOS application, download O.H.Skevik's "PCB" package from http://telecom.hartford.edu/swiss/pcb18-en.zip and you can do the job yourself with minimal fuss.

An even simpler option is to try an online calculator like the one at Hornady's website. For the MK VII military load, use a B.C. about .425 and a muzzle velocity around 2440 fps - the results will be reasonably close to actual performance.

[jmoore]

Mine's built into the No.32 scopes. I could count clicks at some point, if you like. I know its on to about 600yd w/ 180gr PSP Sierras, and 650ish w/ South African ball. Beyond that, no trials yet.

[Alan de Enfield]

Theres a drop chart for various bullet weights / types on this link

http://gunsandammomag.com/cs/Satelli...R+.303+British

[Bindi2]

That chart shows some very interesting data. Take nothing for granted

[Edward Horton]

Have software, will travel or can send a copy of CD can your wife spin straw into gold?