I wasn't sure where to start this topic so feel free to move it to the appropriate area!!

I am looking for a template to create a ballistic data chart for myself. I am hoping to print it to either a 5x8 or 4x6 index card and laminate it. If anyone knows of a link please post it. Mahalo!

I know this is a little late to be replying to this post, but just in case you havent found anything yet try checking out this on 6mmbr.com.

http://www.6mmbr.com/ballistics.html

Thanks!

Remington has a ballistics calculator as well as ballistics charts for all of THEIR ammo online:

I found a fantastic collection of ballistics charts from Shooting Times when I was prepping for the Chuck Taylor class... 3 pages of data just on my .30-06!

As far as making a 3x5 card to tape on your stock, you'll have to decide what's important to you first. 

Mahalo Tom. And mahalo again heavies, I found a link on that site you suggested and it took me to JBM calculations...WOW that site is the shit! It appears you can calculate data for every bullet available. I think I will be busy for a long time.

No problem. Also, if you have an iPhone, there are apps that has balistic calculators in them.
I use a program called "Ballistic FTE". It has a ton of factory load data as well as BC data if
you hand load. Also, the version I have will calculate spin drift, Line of sight angles, coriolis(spin of the earth), atmospheric condition,
and a whole bunch of other stuff to help you make those loooong shots. ; )
It produces drop charts that you can email to yourself reduce, laminate, and paste
where ever you wish. It also has what is called a HUD which let's you instantly input
different ranges or changing wind values and calculates drop and drift. And, a bunch of stuff I'm
prob. forgetting to mention.
It's freaking sweet. 

Impact Data Books just released little "stick on" data cards for your rifle. A little smaller then what you're lookin for but thought I'd throw that out there for you.

Damn no iphone but I was able to use that JBM calc. on my blackberry so that's that.  I'm gonna check out those stick on charts too, thanks for that link.