Where have the great Straight Shooters Our Take Tables gone?
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Stephan,
are you looking for the tables with the different velocities with different pellets?
I saved a bunch of those....
Matthias
PS: Auch Deutscher?
are you looking for the tables with the different velocities with different pellets?
I saved a bunch of those....
Matthias
PS: Auch Deutscher?
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At a archive site here .
https://web.archive.org/web/2017050...aightshooters.com/ourtake/ourtaker9elite.html
You can manipulate the address. Like from " ourtaker9elite" and change that to say "ourtakehw77" to get that gun .
It's a pain but works .. if you figure out a easier way to navigate that for the charts. Please post back a how to..
A screen shot from that
https://web.archive.org/web/2017050...aightshooters.com/ourtake/ourtaker9elite.html
You can manipulate the address. Like from " ourtaker9elite" and change that to say "ourtakehw77" to get that gun .
It's a pain but works .. if you figure out a easier way to navigate that for the charts. Please post back a how to..
A screen shot from that
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Hi Matthias,Stephan,
are you looking for the tables with the different velocities with different pellets?
I saved a bunch of those....
Matthias
PS: Auch Deutscher?
Cool, would you share?
Stephan
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Ya, once you figure how to pull them up you best save or screenshot them for your files as matthis said .. at least I did as well
What ones you need I may have the screen shot saved ..
What ones you need I may have the screen shot saved ..
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I have saved a bunch of those charts as PDF files.
⚠ Note that the BC calculations are likely faulty, because (1) no atmospheric conditions (altitude!) were considered, and (2) an inadequate drag profile was used (G1, or worse, a constant drag profile).
Find the PDF files, sorted by gun brand.
Cheers,
Matthias
⚠ Note that the BC calculations are likely faulty, because (1) no atmospheric conditions (altitude!) were considered, and (2) an inadequate drag profile was used (G1, or worse, a constant drag profile).
Find the PDF files, sorted by gun brand.
Cheers,
Matthias
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But where to find the pdf files?
About BC: I think they stem from readings no calculations like H+N do, don't they?
About BC: I think they stem from readings no calculations like H+N do, don't they?
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Air Arms
View attachment Air Arms. #019G. (2003). 18FPE. [PCP. Air Arms S200].pdf
View attachment Air Arms. #019H. (2006). 16FPE. [Air Arms ProSport].pdf
View attachment Air Arms. #019F. (2002). 16FPE. [Air Arms TX-200].pdf
View attachment Air Arms. #019ZE. (2012). 16FPE. [Air Arms TX-200 Carbine].pdf
View attachment Air Arms. #019ZA. (2012). 16FPE. [Air Arms ProSport].pdf
View attachment Air Arms. #019ZH. (2016). 16FPE. [Air Arms TX-200].pdf
View attachment Air Arms. #019G. (2003). 18FPE. [PCP. Air Arms S200].pdf
View attachment Air Arms. #019H. (2006). 16FPE. [Air Arms ProSport].pdf
View attachment Air Arms. #019F. (2002). 16FPE. [Air Arms TX-200].pdf
View attachment Air Arms. #019ZE. (2012). 16FPE. [Air Arms TX-200 Carbine].pdf
View attachment Air Arms. #019ZA. (2012). 16FPE. [Air Arms ProSport].pdf
View attachment Air Arms. #019ZH. (2016). 16FPE. [Air Arms TX-200].pdf
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Benjamin
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Crosman
View attachment Benjamin. #019P. (2009). 21FPE. [Benjamin Sheridan Discovery].pdf
View attachment Benjamin. #019Q. (2009). 14FPE. [Beeman Heavy Target].pdf
View attachment Benjamin. #019S. (2010). 24FPE. [Benjamin Sheridan Trail NP-1100 XL].pdf
View attachment Benjamin. #019T. (2010). 25FPE. [Benjamin Sheridan Marauder].pdf
View attachment Benjamin. #019U. (2010). 15FPE. [Benjamin Sheridan NP-1100].pdf
View attachment Crosman. #019V. (2010). 16FPE. [Crosman Nitro Piston Rifle].pdf
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Crosman
View attachment Benjamin. #019P. (2009). 21FPE. [Benjamin Sheridan Discovery].pdf
View attachment Benjamin. #019Q. (2009). 14FPE. [Beeman Heavy Target].pdf
View attachment Benjamin. #019S. (2010). 24FPE. [Benjamin Sheridan Trail NP-1100 XL].pdf
View attachment Benjamin. #019T. (2010). 25FPE. [Benjamin Sheridan Marauder].pdf
View attachment Benjamin. #019U. (2010). 15FPE. [Benjamin Sheridan NP-1100].pdf
View attachment Crosman. #019V. (2010). 16FPE. [Crosman Nitro Piston Rifle].pdf
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➔ The files and their webpages have been deleted.
They do exist in the internet archives, and one can go search for them, as per instructions in post #3.
I saved them years ago.
Here is:
RWS ---- and/or ---- Diana
View attachment RWS. #019A. (2000). 20FPE. [RWS 48].pdf
View attachment RWS. #019B. (2000). 20FPE. [RWS 54 Air King].pdf
View attachment RWS. #019C. (2000). 20FPE. [RWS 52].pdf
View attachment RWS. #019D. (2001). 21FPE. [RWS 350].pdf
View attachment RWS. #019O. (2008). 21FPE. [RWS 460].pdf
View attachment RWS. #019W. (2012). 21FPE. [RWS 460].pdf
View attachment RWS. #019X. (2012). 21FPE. [RWS 350].pdf
View attachment RWS. #019Y. (2012). 20FPE. [RWS 54 Air King].pdf
View attachment RWS. #019Z. (2012). 23FPE. [RWS 48].pdf
View attachment RWS. #019ZB. (2012). 21FPE. [Diana RWS 56].pdf
View attachment RWS. #019ZF. (2012). 12FPE. [RWS 34].pdf
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Ya just was looking over my link for that and no go.. pdf would be better then screenshoting everything cause I still got to edit the 1/2 a page ones with it's other 1/2 ..lol. they definitely did not make getting them easy ..
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Readings are fine, not the BC but the true velocities at different distances. Those data by H+N are simulations and rather pointless for powerful springers. They stem from PCPs
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PS: Ja, wie kommst du drauf?Stephan,
are you looking for the tables with the different velocities with different pellets?
I saved a bunch of those....
Matthias
PS: Auch Deutscher?
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