Pellet size chart

[melloairman]

I found this site . Which is not the one I was looking for . It is in mm but that can be converted . Still looking for another one I had .Marvin
http://www.photosbykev.com/wordpress...llet-database/
Found a beeman chart .
http://www.beemans.net/pellet%20specs.htm
I notice that PA does list pellets by head diameter on the left side of the site when you select a pellet caliber . But after what I saw today with accuracy with my Disco {and I have been wrong before } at 35 yards and the WC grouping well and the RN not . When it should be the other way around . And the difference being in the skirt diameter being .004 larger with the WC I think that the skirt diameter plays a big part in accuracy . The contact area of most of these pellet heads are so narrow that I would think that if the skirt is not tight at take off that the pellet would have a good chance of cocking to a side while it is starting to move . JMO Marvin

[alrighty]

Thank you for that link, that is very helpful.I am having a hard time trying to find the b.c. of a few pellets.

[RoyEllis]

..... The contact area of most of these pellet heads are so narrow that I would think that if the skirt is not tight at take off that the pellet would have a good chance of cocking to a side while it is starting to move . JMO Marvin

Very true consideration but head dia. means a great deal too. Think of shooting a bore-ride boolit that the nose is too small, it will wobble all over the place as it goes down the barrel, & if it's cocked to a random side @ muzzle exit....you get patterns instead of groups. Fit at both ends of the pellet are very important for top accuracy.