While I have been waiting for my 338 NM build to complete, I have accumulated a number of "prospective" ELR-capable projectiles to test. I've been thinking about taking a side-by-side pic for a while and finally did.
The projectiles are placed from lowest weight to highest, left to right, with the associated boxes (and projectile ID) top to bottom.
Notes:
1. Neither the Dynamic Research nor GSC projectiles will stand straight on their own - so the ugly tape-in-place treatment.
2. The first projectile, Hornady 225, is for fire forming only. [I had planned on an Improved version of the 338 NM at one point and purchased them at that time.] So just disregard in re "ELR-capable".
3. The "marks" near the tip of the Berger are what appear to be from water (as received) - water spots. They do not wipe off and I prefer showing exactly what came out of the box.
Yes, I plan on doing a lot of testing.
The projectiles are placed from lowest weight to highest, left to right, with the associated boxes (and projectile ID) top to bottom.
Notes:
1. Neither the Dynamic Research nor GSC projectiles will stand straight on their own - so the ugly tape-in-place treatment.
2. The first projectile, Hornady 225, is for fire forming only. [I had planned on an Improved version of the 338 NM at one point and purchased them at that time.] So just disregard in re "ELR-capable".
3. The "marks" near the tip of the Berger are what appear to be from water (as received) - water spots. They do not wipe off and I prefer showing exactly what came out of the box.
Yes, I plan on doing a lot of testing.
