Factory-typical ballistic coefficients and reference velocities. Barrel length on the hold page scales muzzle velocity from each load's published barrel.
M193-class. Fast, light, drops hard past 400.
Mk262-class. The 5.56 precision standard.
Green tip. Mid BC, common service load.
AR-15 long-range. High BC in a small frame.
Varmint laser. Flat to 400, wind-sensitive.
Deer / varmint crossover. Very flat.
PRC / NRL staple. Mild recoil, high BC.
AR-15 6mm. Short-action dope close to 6.5 Grendel.
Compact AR long-range. Soft shooting.
The modern dope baseline. G1 0.646 / ~2710.
Heavier 6.5. Better wind, a bit more drop.
6.5 CM with 200+ fps. Magnum-flat without .300 recoil.
Pre-Creedmoor 6.5. Similar dope to 140 ELD.
Classic western rifle. Dead-flat inside 400.
Short-action deer. Mild and honest.
Open-country elk. Holds energy past 600.
Modern 7mm magnum. High BC, magazine-friendly.
Service match. The 600-yard textbook load.
M118LR-class. Better past 700 than 168.
Supersonic Blackout. Inside 300 only.
Subsonic. Rainbow past 150 — hold is huge.
American standard. Honest 400-yard hunting dope.
Long-range hunting. Recoil for the extra yards.
Purpose-built 1,000-yard .30.
ELR classic. Still supersonic past 1,400.
Anti-materiel. Drop is modest; wind is not.
High-velocity .22. Hold is large by 150.
Standard-velocity match. Rainbow + wind.
Service pistol. Meaningful drop by 75 yards.
Slow and heavy. Holdover starts immediately.
The flattest common auto pistol.
Revolver hunting. Usable to ~150 with hold.