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JBMBallistics calculator will do everything you want.

How long is a Berry's 148 grain DEWC?

Put a dime over the flyer for the picture.

Look at the Lucky Gunners tests. Look at the highest-energy load that delivered 12" - 18" penetration.

What we need is a 7.62x57 Improved.

Well, it was designed in about 1890. It was just 6mm longer then. Oh, come on. I just spent almost 2 full minutes researching this, and I only came up with 49.

Well, can't argue with that.

Did I miss your evidence? Do you even have an anecdote?

2" j frame got to about 825 fps with the Speer 158 gr swchp and Unique or HS-6. 231 didn't get close to that speed with Speer's max +P load.

What studies have you seen that concluded that FMJ's work as well as JHP's in those stuations?

Over the last 50 years, there have been a lot of well-funded studies of handgun ammunition, by law enforcement agencies and military organizations all over the world. Unless prohibited, they all carry hollowpoints.

Sierra 9mm 125 gr. 1325 fps, speed of sound 1125 fps. Bullet slows to 1125 fps at 64 yards. Sound catches bullet at 140 yards.

10. Max H110 9. Min H110 8. 1200 fps with 2400 or 4227 7. 10.5 gr Unique 6. 9.5 gr Unique 5. 8.5 Unique 4. 7.5 Unique 3. 6.5 Unique 2. 44 Special cowboy loads 1. 44 Russian loads

A gunfight with multiple shooters in a residential neighborhood at 3:30 AM. Some people might not see this as a pro-gun story.

Thanks to people who have written ballistic calculators, it is possible to look this stuff up. Under one specific set of conditions, a Sierra 30 caliber 150 grain HPBT started at 2600 fps will travel 1723 yards in the same time it will take sound to travel 1723 yards.

It's pretty easy to look this stuff up on a ballistics calculator.

A bullet with a BC of .5 started at 3000 fps will be going about 1400 fps at 1000 yards, depending. A bullet with a BC of .1 started at 2000 fps will travel about 1200 feet in 1.1 second. A bullet with a BC of .1 started at 2500 fps will take about 4 seconds to go 1000 yards. The sound would...

Cabela's doesn't make scopes. They get other guys to make them and put their name on them. From what I've read, LOW and Meopta are among the companies that have made Cabela's scopes. Vortex makes one scope model. They get other guys to make the other 99 models they sell. From what I've read...

There is no reason to think the price of the scope should have anything to do with the price of the rifle. You get the rifle you need, or want, and the scope you need, or want. Walnut and blue might cost twice as much as matte and synthetic, for the same rifle. The same scope will work equally...

3-9x40. There are reasons they're so popular. Good prices lately on Bushnell 3500 Elites. Still made in Japan, AFAIK.