Can somebody please convert 108 FPE to FPS?

[HogKiller]

I read on an Altaros post that 1 mile was achieved with their M24 PCP with a 67 grain slug.
"144J - 108FPE was muzzle velocity ( at the end of the barrel ) and 33J- 25FPE on the target."

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I normally read FPS when using Strelock Pro and with my MagentoSpeed. So I wanted to know what it equivalents.

You need to watch the video, it took a bit to get the balloon.

 

[rodjava]

You need to watch the video, it took a bit to get the balloon.

Yes, like a cannon. My interest is more in the range below 1000 yards and which I can dial in with my Cold Shot without hold over.

 

[HogKiller]

Yes, like a cannon. My interest is more in the range below 1000 yards and which I can dial in with my Cold Shot without hold over.

Still going to be a lobbing effort and some serious luck. It's good to have a hobby my friend.

 

[OldSpook]

Teach a man to fish.

FPE = (MVfps*MVfps*WTgr)/450240
(FPE*450240)/WTgr=(MVfps*MVfps)
therefor: sqrt(FPE*450240/WTgr)=MVfps

 

[rodjava]

Teach a man to fish.

FPE = (MVfps*MVfps*WTgr)/450240
(FPE*450240)/WTgr=(MVfps*MVfps)
therefor: sqrt(FPE*450240/WTgr)=MVfps

Oldspook
Thanks for chiming in.
I'm a simple man with only 1 year community college 50 years ago.

Perhaps after i wake up tomorrow, it will all come back to me.

Rod in San Francisco

 

[OldSpook]

Youll get it no problems just plug the formula into a calculator. I'm pretty simple myself and I can do it.

 

[marflow 777]

teach a man to go to American Airguns Classified and use there calculators

do you want to fish or just eat
https://www.airguns.net/index.php

 

[Peskådot671]

Teach a man to fish.

FPE = (MVfps*MVfps*WTgr)/450240
(FPE*450240)/WTgr=(MVfps*MVfps)
therefor: sqrt(FPE*450240/WTgr)=MVfps

I just got a headache