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Berger Bullets Announces Launch of a New Ammo Company
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<blockquote data-quote="cohunter14" data-source="post: 983583" data-attributes="member: 55580"><p>Michael, while I appreciate your response and your effort to minimize any sort of error in your work, I think you are still missing my point: if there are thousands of very experienced shooters on this forum who are shooting any number of different Berger bullets out well passed 1,000 yards and the BC's are proving to be true for each of them, how can you dispute that? If you plug the number into your ballistic calculator and the drops and windage match up with the BC you are using, how can it be wrong? If Berger was consistently off by 8%-15% on their BC calculations, don't you think that would show up in these results? </p><p> </p><p>Simply put, I think you have one heck of an uphill battle to prove your numbers are correct versus the thousands of people who have seen the actual results of the bullet. Again, I don't care how the BC is determined, as long as it works when I plug in my numbers. And how can it be wrong when you plug it in and the bullet goes exactly where it is supposed to?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cohunter14, post: 983583, member: 55580"] Michael, while I appreciate your response and your effort to minimize any sort of error in your work, I think you are still missing my point: if there are thousands of very experienced shooters on this forum who are shooting any number of different Berger bullets out well passed 1,000 yards and the BC's are proving to be true for each of them, how can you dispute that? If you plug the number into your ballistic calculator and the drops and windage match up with the BC you are using, how can it be wrong? If Berger was consistently off by 8%-15% on their BC calculations, don't you think that would show up in these results? Simply put, I think you have one heck of an uphill battle to prove your numbers are correct versus the thousands of people who have seen the actual results of the bullet. Again, I don't care how the BC is determined, as long as it works when I plug in my numbers. And how can it be wrong when you plug it in and the bullet goes exactly where it is supposed to? [/QUOTE]
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