We want to be completely open and transparent about what we did, how we did it, and what the results are.  Ideally, anyone who wishes to repeat our data could do so, following our procedures, or at least understand how and why we got the results we did.  To that end, we tried to document everything thoroughly.

Photos - A Flickr set where you will find raw photos of the process, from start to finish.

Videos - Clips via YouTube.  These are admittedly selections from the 8+ hours of video we shot, but I don't think anyone will really want to watch that much of us just doing the same thing over and over again.

Data Sheets - all the data straight off the recording sheets, either in PDF format or in Excel format (.xls).  For the second round of testing in 2009, we have new data sheets for the additional calibers, again in PDF format or in Excel format.  Plus we have separate data for all the real world weapons we tested, also in either PDF or Excel format.

Emails - This is a .pdf file more than 100 pages long, chronologically arranged from the first basic idea about what such ballistics data is available to the decision to conduct the tests ourselves to figuring out exactly how to do so to discussions about doing so to working through all the issues about how to set up the website and present the results.  Most of it is pretty boring, but some folks might enjoy seeing how the whole thing unfolded from start to finish.

Blogging - no, not the ongoing blog discussions once this site was launched; rather, a link to blog posts related to the project as we were setting it up and doing it.