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ELD-M vs Berger
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<blockquote data-quote="436" data-source="post: 2039612" data-attributes="member: 16609"><p>At long range, BC is about staying supersonic. I don't believe it really has much to do with actual accuracy. B.C for most LR shooters I believe is rarely dead nuts accurate, somewhat close but not dead on, they find their BC by shooting the course and then computing their elevation adjust based one 100 yards zero to 1000 yards then the BC in the computer program changing it up and down until the graph matches your range adjustment out to 1k.. that always gave me a feel for the real B.C with the load and bullet I was using in my program. From what I understand most BC from manufactures is taken somewhere between 100 and 300 yards, the 1k method has always worked for me. </p><p>Bottom line; if a shooter wants to find out which bullet is better, buy a box of each and have it, one of them will come out the winner in your rifle in the end. Good Luck and Cheers!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="436, post: 2039612, member: 16609"] At long range, BC is about staying supersonic. I don't believe it really has much to do with actual accuracy. B.C for most LR shooters I believe is rarely dead nuts accurate, somewhat close but not dead on, they find their BC by shooting the course and then computing their elevation adjust based one 100 yards zero to 1000 yards then the BC in the computer program changing it up and down until the graph matches your range adjustment out to 1k.. that always gave me a feel for the real B.C with the load and bullet I was using in my program. From what I understand most BC from manufactures is taken somewhere between 100 and 300 yards, the 1k method has always worked for me. Bottom line; if a shooter wants to find out which bullet is better, buy a box of each and have it, one of them will come out the winner in your rifle in the end. Good Luck and Cheers! [/QUOTE]
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