New energy charts added.
Thanks once again to the efforts of Jason Coon, we have now added the ME (muzzle energy) charts to the website for the new round of tests. As noted on the website:
For another measure of bullet power, some people prefer to use Muzzle Energy. One of our BBTI readers went through and did all the calculations for this, using our data, and has been kind enough to share this information. You can find our Excel data files with muzzle energy calculations added in red, and a muzzle energy graph for each caliber on the caliber pages.
Thanks, Jason!
Jim Downey
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Glad to help, it’s an honor to be able to contribute in some small way to this incredible project. The data that you’ve collected and made available to the public is invaluable. Your efforts have resulted in a reference that will be the standard for years to come.