This calculator allows you to convert from Caliber to Foot (US survey) and in a reverse direction. To convert from Caliber to Foot (US survey), enter the amount of Caliber into the first input and to convert from Foot (US survey) to Caliber, enter the amount of Foot (US survey) into the second input.
100000 Caliber = 83.333166666665 Foot (US survey)
Caliber to Meter | Caliber to Foot | Caliber to Centimeter | Caliber to Inch | Caliber to Kilometer | Caliber to Mile | Caliber to Millimeter | Caliber to Yard | Caliber to Micrometer |100000 Caliber equal 83.333166666665 Foot (US survey).
Every 1 Caliber = 0.00083333166666665 Foot (US survey) and so, 100000 Caliber = 100000 multiplied by 0.00083333166666665 = 83.333166666665 Foot (US survey).
What does caliber refer to?
Caliber is a term used to describe the interior diameter of a tube or a barrel of firearms. It can be used as a unit of length which equals 0.01 inch.
| 99990 Caliber = 83.324833349998 Foot (US survey) |
| 99991 Caliber = 83.325666681665 Foot (US survey) |
| 99992 Caliber = 83.326500013331 Foot (US survey) |
| 99993 Caliber = 83.327333344998 Foot (US survey) |
| 99994 Caliber = 83.328166676665 Foot (US survey) |
| 99995 Caliber = 83.329000008331 Foot (US survey) |
| 99996 Caliber = 83.329833339998 Foot (US survey) |
| 99997 Caliber = 83.330666671665 Foot (US survey) |
| 99998 Caliber = 83.331500003331 Foot (US survey) |
| 99999 Caliber = 83.332333334998 Foot (US survey) |
| 100000 Caliber = 83.333166666665 Foot (US survey) |
| 100001 Caliber = 83.333999998331 Foot (US survey) |
| 100002 Caliber = 83.334833329998 Foot (US survey) |
| 100003 Caliber = 83.335666661665 Foot (US survey) |
| 100004 Caliber = 83.336499993331 Foot (US survey) |
| 100005 Caliber = 83.337333324998 Foot (US survey) |
| 100006 Caliber = 83.338166656665 Foot (US survey) |
| 100007 Caliber = 83.338999988331 Foot (US survey) |
| 100008 Caliber = 83.339833319998 Foot (US survey) |
| 100009 Caliber = 83.340666651665 Foot (US survey) |
| 100010 Caliber = 83.341499983331 Foot (US survey) |
