Talk:M203 grenade launcher

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[edit] Significant figures in range data

I reduced the number of significant figures in the range data. The numbers are also given in metres and since they are rounded to tens of metres, they probably represent the source data. Someone, then, calculated the feet equivalents and wrote them out with an accuracy of up to 1/1000 of a foot! The current accuracy (±1 foot) is most likely still too generous. Those that care for this article might want to find the source for these figures and convert them properly with the right number of significant figures. --Swift 09:53, 14 May 2006 (UTC)