wildcat b.c. numbers please

[30-06 boy]

thanks for the link to richards website guys.i would like to try some of these rbbt bullets in my 300 wm.but i dont see a listed bc for them.so----- can anyone tell me what the 169.5,180,190 and 225 grain 30 cal pills are? my dad has a 6.5/06 ackley imp. he might want to try the 125,130,135 rbbt also.can anyone list these too? thanks .jasongun)

 

[davewilson]

who wants to bat lead off on this one???

 

[royinidaho]

I will.........





Ball one!


I recommend that you get some, work up your own drop chart out to 1K.

By then you will know the BCs.

 

[petenz]

I have read some of the older threads on the Wildcat BCs, and I realise that it can be a somewhat sensitive topic with some, but hopefully that can be avoided.

I have emailed Richard trying to get information some of his bullets, (I don't even know if I can get them yet) but I haven't recieved a reply yet.

All I would like is a rough estimate of the BC of the bullets I am interested in, so I can decide if it is worth the (potential) hassle and expense of attempting to get them from Canada to New Zealand. I'm not asking for a scientifically-tested, exact three-digit-number, just a 'they're around .5-.6' so I can assess whether there is any advantage to trying them over the more conventional bullets I am currently using.

It would be great if I could get that for the 90gr 6mm ULD, the 130/140gr .270 ULD and the 150gr and 169.5gr 7mm ULD. If anyone has any experience with the bullets and can help it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Pete

 

[davewilson]

i think i have a few of the 7mm 169's and 200's. i'd send them to ya if ya return my shipping costs.

 

[royinidaho]

Jason/Pete,

The 270 169.5 runs around 0.74

The 200gr 7MM is better than that.

There is no doubt that they are better than 'conventional' bullets.

The 270 - 169.5, closer to 170, @ 3200FPS MV is very satisfying.
The 7mm - 200 gr @ 3300-3400 FPS MV is way more satisfying.

 

[petenz]

Thank you Roy, Dave.

Dave, PM on the way