can't find the link

[Grizz]

to the online ballistics calculator that DOESN'T require you to pick from a 'library' and to know the BC.

the one i am looking for lets you put in whichever information you want and tabulates columns based on the yardage size and distance. i used to use it a lot and now i can't find it.

hopefully one of y'all will have it. thanks in advance !

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>> this is the calculator i'm looking for.....

BTW, this is the data I got when we shot Blaine's 10" BFR over a chrono. Same load exited guide gun at 1440, and exited the 32" H&R at 1520

those numbers in the TKO calculator are, ......... interesting. https://n4lcd.com/calc/

thanks,
grizz

[KWK]

I have used that calculator. The web site on which it was kept is gone, but the Web Archive has a copy you can still use, for it was coded to run as part of the web page instead of as a separate program on the web server. The screen formatting is a little rough, but I just tested it with the inputs you show and got the same results. You might be able to have your browser save a copy to your computer.

The "simplified" trajectory calculator at JBM works well, too.

[COSteve]

KWK,
Thank you very much for letting me know about that link to Handloads.com's old calculator. I use to use it all the time as a quick and easy way to assess my loads but when it went down years ago, I thought it was gone forever. Also, thank you for the link to JBM's calculator. I'll give that one a try as well.

[Grizz]

Good links. Thanks for the info

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[Twodot]

KWK,
Thank you very much for letting me know about that link to Handloads.com's old calculator. I use to use it all the time as a quick and easy way to assess my loads but when it went down years ago, I thought it was gone forever. Also, thank you for the link to JBM's calculator. I'll give that one a try as well.

once it's on the www it's never gone: https://web.archive.org/web/20160323215 ... loads.com/
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[KWK]

You might be able to have your browser save a copy to your computer.

No, that won't work. The Web Archive adds stuff to each page to allow one to navigate between archived versions.

I hadn't done any programming in a while, so I copied the code from the Archive's page and made a page on my web site. In doing so, I moved the input fields around and changed the comments and the default values. This needs further work, but you can get the same results as before.