Update.
I was able to take my head to head comparison to 1400+ yds yesterday. Primarily I was fire forming new brass so my MV was slightly lower than my formed brass but since I had loaded up 20 of each for the comparison I figured it would be worthwhile. The weather wasn't great for doing a test like this either as it was partly cloudy with winds 5-8+ through the valley I was shooting across. I was also truing/verifying my software for both of these bullets. In a nutshell the 225ELD shot just as well overall as the 230 Hybrid and needed 1 full MOA less elevation even though they were being launched a little slower. Conditions were as follows.
300WM- 28" Benchmark 1:9.5"
St. Press: 27.96" By end of the session had increased to 27.97"
Temp: 45*F By end of session had increased to 46*
Humid: 53% and falling. By end of session had dropped to 39%
Elevation: 1970'asl For the 4DOF solver
Range: 1417 yds taken with KILO2400 off reflectors on the tgt stand.
Declination: -6*
48.66* N Lat with 210* Azimuth
MV 225 ELD: 2810 fps measured by free floating Magnetospeed.
MV 230 Hyb: 2821 fps.
Light was very bright to overcast, and not at both locations at the same time most of the time. Mirage was terrible a lot of the time. TGT was seen moving +/- 1/2 MOA on a regular basis but occasionally I had everything fall in line to get accurate dope on tgt.
Wind was from L-R at 5-8+ in the valley with marked differences in speed, and direction at both tgt, and FFP.
Final DOPE for the 225 ELD was 43.25-43.5 MOA. Actually split the difference. 1 click brought it from low to high, on TGT vs watermark on tgt.
Final DOPE for the 230 Hybrid was 44.25-44.5 MOA. Same thing with 1 click moving too high, or too low vs watermark.
My SD for the 225 ELD was 7.2 fps for the 1st 10 rnds, increasing to 11.4 by the end of the string of 20.
SD for the 230 Hyb was much higher. 13.0-13.2 for 1st 10, and all 20. I've seen this with formed brass as well and think it may be that I need to increase the neck tension as the 225's take more force to seat vs the 230's with identically prepped brass.
Though from what I'm seeing I may not mess with it. I think I'm going to run the 225's.
Next time the weather allows I have another 20ea. of both bullets in identically prepped 7th fired brass that I will test @ 1700 yds. Hopefully it will be cloudy with lighter winds..