Posted: 12/9/2005 6:17:52 PM EDT
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Hey guys, I put this together, and figured you could use/alter/whatever it to your specific needs. Good for 100 range trips, beyond that you'll need to just adjust the formula. www.badongo.com/file.php?file=G17__2005-12-09_glock+17+shooting+lo.xls Springer |
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Ok, list is being taken from the second sheet. What you can do is look in that sheet and modify the data, select them all, and towards the top left of the screen the cell names will be listed. You can name that "Ammo" and it should fix it. If not, select the cell and click "Data" on the top list, then click "Validation." You should then be able to choose "Any Value" and you can put whatever you want in there. If you're having trouble, let me know what you would like to show up and I can throw it together and email a copy back to you. Springer |
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I have an honest question and I in no way intend to offend or insult anybody with it. Why would you do this for a pistol? I could understand it for a bench rest rifle or tricked out bullseye gun but not G-17. I am a huge Glock fan and that is all I shoot and I shoot GSSF and other matches and such so I have put many rounds down range. My best guess of rounds for my G-17 is some where north of 5000 and for the G-21 is somewhere around 7000 and they shoot the same as they did the day I got them. I do function test the springs regularly and replace the springs a needed. I know old school shooters that log their rounds as you have and would benefit from your spread sheet and I will inform them of it but I don't see it for a pistol that is rated for 50,000-55,000 NATO pressure rounds (+P or +P+) no where near WWB pressures. I'm just asking, maybe I should start a log. |