I’ve received at least two editions of the Ammo Almanac from Pyramyd Air. It includes pages of information on pellets and slugs that the company sells. The projectiles are divided by catergory (pellets and slugs) and calibers (BBs, .177, .20, .22, .25, .30, .35, .357, .45, and .50). Then each caliber is organized into rows (left to right) by order (product) number and brands listed in alphabetical order. The order (product) number, brand quantity per tin, grain weight, head size, shape, and price are also listed in their respective vertical columns. The rows are alphabetized by brand name. There are cool little pictographics explaining the different shaped pellets and their uses, how to calculate FPE (Foot Pounds of Energy), a legend referring to what sized fame each caliber is suited to, and more.
Despite all of listed products, information, and tips printed in this little brochure one imperante thing is missing……the ballistic coefficient (BC) of these projectiles. Surely another column can be added to squeeze in this 3-4 digit number (including the whole number place-holding “0”). So what say you good folks in the marketing department at @pyramydair? Is it possible to print the sometimes elusive ballistic coefficients for the projectiles you sell? It may help boost sales for a time. Some to info to consider.
Despite all of listed products, information, and tips printed in this little brochure one imperante thing is missing……the ballistic coefficient (BC) of these projectiles. Surely another column can be added to squeeze in this 3-4 digit number (including the whole number place-holding “0”). So what say you good folks in the marketing department at @pyramydair? Is it possible to print the sometimes elusive ballistic coefficients for the projectiles you sell? It may help boost sales for a time. Some to info to consider.
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