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Quote: ... quite a few SBC's in OZ. Late 60's early 70's Holden Monaro's could be had new with SB Chevy power. Hotrodders here use SB Chevy's a lot also. I once had a 350 small block with a turbo-400 trans in a Landcruiser trayback. It was awesome in soft sand beach driving! Please take no offense, mate, but one thing I love about you Aussies is that whether it's about your firearms or your vehicles, you definitely think rowdy like us Yanks! Now, back on topic. Has anyone here ever seen/used the Thornily Stopping Power formula? TSP = 2.866*velocity[fps]*(bullet weight[grains]/7000)*SquareRoot(bullet diameter[in]) Not sure where the numerical constants come from, but it seems to be a reasonable yardstick, incorporating momentum as well as bullet diameter, and without emphasizing the latter so much as Mr. Taylor's formula. You can play with it here: http://www.beartoothbullets.com/rescources/calculators/php/thornily.htm |