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Determining true BC

 
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Old 05-24-2008, 08:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Waltech Jim View Post
Forester,

How happy would you be if Hornady had a BC of .290 for their 308 cal, 110 V-max. (I assume that is the bullet you are talking about.)?

They obviously just changed it to match your results. Good job.

Jim
light bulbWow, just looked at Hornady's website, I don't know how I got the lower BC number in my head but .290 sure makes more sense.

Thanks for pointing that out...clearly I'm an idiot:p
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Old 05-25-2008, 11:31 AM
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every bullet I ever checked shooting here has a higher actual BC than published with the exception of the lapua 139 gr scenar. I also shoot and hunt from 800-3000 ft.
the 160 accubonds I shoot alot are published at .531, to get my drops right out to 1k I use .62
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Old 05-25-2008, 01:07 PM
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I am currently shooting the 208gr Amax out of my 300wm,and I have to use .75 bc to get it to match my exbal.I am not sure what there published bc is,but i know it's alot lower than that.
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