Reading a Ballistics Chart: Velocity, Energy, Drop and Wind Without Getting Lost
A ballistics chart is a table of what a load does at different distances. Four columns matter most: velocity, energy, drop and wind drift.
Velocity
Velocity is how fast the bullet is moving, in feet per second. Typical .223 loads leave a 20-inch barrel at roughly 2,900 to 3,300 feet per second, depending on bullet weight, and the box lists the figure for each load, including the hollow-point...
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