CRNA
Well-Known Member
Ok, after digging I found the article that solidifies my point.
http://www.appliedballisticsllc.com/index_files/7mmNumberTwo.pdf
http://www.appliedballisticsllc.com/index_files/7mmNumberTwo.pdf
Ok, after digging I found the article that solidifies my point.
http://www.appliedballisticsllc.com/index_files/7mmNumberTwo.pdf
62" drift 168 .280
64" drift 180 .280
my 169.5 .277 wildcats @ 3015 have a 38" drift @ 1000 with a 10 mph crosswind @ 5000' I'll stay with the 270
62" drift 168 .280
64" drift 180 .280
my 169.5 .277 wildcats @ 3015 have a 38" drift @ 1000 with a 10 mph crosswind @ 5000' I'll stay with the 270
62" drift 168 .280
64" drift 180 .280
my 169.5 .277 wildcats @ 3015 have a 38" drift @ 1000 with a 10 mph crosswind @ 5000' I'll stay with the 270
I went to the appliedbulisticllc web site on CRNA's post I think the 37.5 sounds closer than the 62"I just noticed that you said at 5000 ft. Using bulletflight fte Berger 168 at 3100 fps with a 10 mph cross wind has a wind correction of 37.5"
270lefty if you don't mind I have a question. What is a 270amp?. Yeah you are right that is why I am using matrix bullets. They are easier to get.
Darrin
A buddy of mine shoots the AMAX and has killed two bulls one 320 the other 380 both past 500 yard killed with AMAX 7mm both on video and didnt take long to die. Plus a good number of deerregarding favorite bullets for 7mm:
Don't forget the 162 A-max. I read extensively on this bullet's performance and it is a winner. If you couldn't get the 168 VLD to shoot this is a great alternative. Google the 162 and read hunter's accounts of its killing abilities. According to what I found Hornady used to list it for hunting thin skinned animals.
While it wasn't a long shot by this site's standards, my 7 rem mag shot this bullet very accurately and did a DRT on a coues wt at 409 yds. The animal dropped and didn't even twitch. High double shoulder shot. Meat damage was minimal.