Muzzle Velocity – What Is It and Why Does It Matter? - Ammo To Go
The Federal 115-grain 9mm ammo has a muzzle velocity of 1,180 fps, while the larger bullet is propelled at 1,000 fps. This is repeated in Winchester’s Power Max cartridges. The 150-grain bullet has a muzzle velocity of 2,820, while the 180-grain has a muzzle velocity of 2,620 feet per second. Muzzle Velocity and Down-Range Velocity
9mm Ballistics - Velocity, Energy & Drop Data - Ammo To Go
2021年6月1日 · 9mm loads frequently deliver a muzzle energy greater than 300 ft lbs. That’s the amount of energy even cautious self-defense experts consider adequate for self-defense. And because 9mm ammo is so relatively inexpensive, it permits its …
17 HMR Ballistics - Velocity, Drop & More - Ammo To Go
2021年5月9日 · In that regard, they succeeded. Whichever projectile weight you equip the 17 HMR with, it boasts a fast muzzle velocity. Ballistic Insights. At 300 yards, the 17 HMR’s common 17 grain projectile retains a 1,090 fps velocity and 45 ft lbs of energy.
Air Temperature Effects On Muzzle Velocity - Long Range Hunting …
2009年10月11日 · Just to give a basic perspective, a muzzle velocity variation of +/- 30 feet/sec can introduce a change in the trajectory's path of about 1.0 MOA at 1000 yards, (+/- 0.5 MOA) and of course, there is uncertainty that must be accounted for.
40 S&W Ballistics - Energy, Velocity, Bullet Drop - Ammo To Go
2021年2月6日 · Typical 40 S&W factory loads offer a 165 or 180 grain projectile, although bullets ranging in weight from 135 to 200 grains are also available. The 165 grain bullet offers a 1,150 fps muzzle velocity for accordingly greater muzzle energy.
6.5 Creedmoor Ballistics - Velocity, Drop & More Data - Ammo To …
2021年2月27日 · A look at muzzle velocity, trajectory, coefficient and more ballistic data for some of the most popular 6.5 Creedmoor loads in the United States. Equipped with bullets with high ballistic coefficients, the 6.5 Creedmoor (6.5 CM) offers shooters fast downrange velocities, improved wind drift resistance, and little drop compared to many other ...
6mm ARC Ballistics - Velocity, Energy & Drop Data - Ammo To Go
2021年6月30日 · The statistics shown above demonstrate the advanced speed capabilities of the 6mm ARC. Coming out of the muzzle, it maintains speeds around 2,750 to 2,800 fps. Even at 200 yards, it’s still delivering high speeds, maintaining a velocity somewhere in the 2,400-2,500 range.
22LR Ballistics - Velocity, Drop & More - Ammo To Go
2021年2月13日 · The reason is simple: muzzle velocity. The 223 Rem has a much bigger casing that holds a whole lot more propellant. Its 40 grain bullet exits the muzzle at 3,800 fps — over three times faster than the 22 LR at 1,200 fps. This also means the 223 Rem’s muzzle energy is nearly ten times greater!
308 Ballistics - Chart with Velocity, Energy and Bullet Drop
2021年4月18日 · The 308 Win delivers a slightly steeper drop than the larger and more powerful 30-06 or 300 Win Mag, yet its recoil is far more manageable thanks to its lesser muzzle velocity. The 308 Win’s .308” bullet is commonly available in 150, 165, and 180 grain weights , which are substantial enough to make short work of a great variety of game.
10mm Ballistics - Chart with Velocity, Energy & Drop Data - Ammo …
2022年1月19日 · When 10mm ammo has a 180 grain bullet and 1,250 fps muzzle velocity, its muzzle energy is 624 ft lbs. The 357 Magnum’s heavyweight 158 grain bullet at the same muzzle velocity translates to a 14 percent loss of energy. Compared to the 9mm there is no contest — the 10mm’s heavier, faster bullet necessarily does far greater damage downrange.