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Energy or bullet diameter most important?
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<blockquote data-quote="wilkup" data-source="post: 1235994" data-attributes="member: 74276"><p>Hey Steve, I've got a few questions. Not knowing much about your bullets but reading through this thread along with everyone else, I'm curious what sets you apart from a company such as Barnes. For close range, <300 yards, I love the TTSX Barnes pushed at high velocity. I also prefer VLD style bullets at longer range to maintain energy and buck the wind better. It seems the copper solids have a tough time competing with the extremely high BC of the VLD style bullets in similar bullet weights and to achieve that higher BC, the copper solid would need to have significantly more length and no longer fit into a repeater action without eating up valuable powder space.</p><p>*Sorry for the rambling and I know I didn't list off my questions well. Hopefully you're able to decipher them from the jumble.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wilkup, post: 1235994, member: 74276"] Hey Steve, I've got a few questions. Not knowing much about your bullets but reading through this thread along with everyone else, I'm curious what sets you apart from a company such as Barnes. For close range, <300 yards, I love the TTSX Barnes pushed at high velocity. I also prefer VLD style bullets at longer range to maintain energy and buck the wind better. It seems the copper solids have a tough time competing with the extremely high BC of the VLD style bullets in similar bullet weights and to achieve that higher BC, the copper solid would need to have significantly more length and no longer fit into a repeater action without eating up valuable powder space. *Sorry for the rambling and I know I didn't list off my questions well. Hopefully you're able to decipher them from the jumble. [/QUOTE]
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