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G7 bc for .277 165 grain matrix vld
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<blockquote data-quote="MuleHunter" data-source="post: 677744" data-attributes="member: 14190"><p>bigngreen has played with the 165's allot more than I have. The .650 BC number intrigues me. I sought to mimic Litz's testing of providing an average BC across the 3,000 fps to 1,500 fps velocity band. Using a point mass solver like Shooter, JBM, or the G7 ballistic programs my numbers have been perfect. I think that is what bigngreen was trying to say in not so many words. Loadbase is not a point mass solver from what I understand, so if you are using a free online program start with my numbers. If you are using Loadbase use bigngreen's numbers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MuleHunter, post: 677744, member: 14190"] bigngreen has played with the 165's allot more than I have. The .650 BC number intrigues me. I sought to mimic Litz's testing of providing an average BC across the 3,000 fps to 1,500 fps velocity band. Using a point mass solver like Shooter, JBM, or the G7 ballistic programs my numbers have been perfect. I think that is what bigngreen was trying to say in not so many words. Loadbase is not a point mass solver from what I understand, so if you are using a free online program start with my numbers. If you are using Loadbase use bigngreen's numbers. [/QUOTE]
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