Ballistics by the Inch?

[quantum36]

Wasn't able to download from site.

Your link worked.

Thanks!

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[Jim Downey]

quantum, did you try the .pdf of the data and it didn't work? http://www.ballisticsbytheinch.com/data.pdf

If so, please let me know - we'll want to figure out what the problem was.

Cheers!

Jim D.

[quantum36]

The above pdf worked

But the link on exel data didn't

[Jim Downey]

From a post on our blog:

So, we're one month in since the launch. And in that time we've had over a third of a million hits. Referrals (meaning that people clicked a link that took them to Bbti) from over 500 sites. Visitors from all around the globe (though the vast majority are from the US), and discussions about the project in at least half a dozen languages that I've come across so far.

Increasingly, I see our site being listed as a reference in discussions pertaining to ballistic performance of a given caliber, as I noted the other day in comments to this post. This is what I find most rewarding - because we did the project not in order to just shoot up a bunch of ammo, but to create a database that would be useful to people. Sure, the initial surge of interest was because of the novelty of the project - the "they did WHAT?" aspect of it. But the real value over the long term is having the information freely available for anyone who needs it.

Just wanted to pass along the good news, and thank all the folks here who have helped to spread the word!

Cheers!

Jim D.