Anyone been on the Hornady Ballistic Calculator web page lately?

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Been trying the last couple of days to run some numbers but with no luck.

What's worse, Hornady doesn't say "down for repairs", but instead say "404 Page Not Found", which is not good.

I pinged them, but I suspect I won't hear back until after Turkey Day (as in bird, not country).
 
I just went in through Hornady's front door instead of my usual shortcut and clicked my way to the "Standard Ballistics Calculator" and it still comes up an error 404.

They will probably email me tomorrow and I'll see what's up.
 

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