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Larger diameter bullets allow more room for error?
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<blockquote data-quote="Milepost" data-source="post: 1539062" data-attributes="member: 104022"><p>I think the the only significant difference in the wound channel would be in its size. The 30 cal bullet surface area is 36% larger. Although the faster twist of the 6.5mm would seem to cause a frangible bullet design like the Berger to become more explosive, one should also remember that the slower twist 30 cal has more centrifugal force due to the larger radius. IMO-The dispersal pattern of the fragments would be very similar.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Milepost, post: 1539062, member: 104022"] I think the the only significant difference in the wound channel would be in its size. The 30 cal bullet surface area is 36% larger. Although the faster twist of the 6.5mm would seem to cause a frangible bullet design like the Berger to become more explosive, one should also remember that the slower twist 30 cal has more centrifugal force due to the larger radius. IMO-The dispersal pattern of the fragments would be very similar. [/QUOTE]
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