If 2 manufacturers make a bullet of the same wieght and design and the B.C. is basically .003 different between them, should they fly the same? At least some degree?
Range Report Bullets BC question
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Re: Bullets BC question
A 0.003 BC difference is absolutely lost in the noise, I suspect no one can even measure BC with that precision...
A 0.003 BC difference is absolutely lost in the noise, I suspect no one can even measure BC with that precision...
Re: Bullets BC question
If you are going by the mfg's numbers then you could see some differences. What bullets are you referring to?or are you just asking?
Scott
If you are going by the mfg's numbers then you could see some differences. What bullets are you referring to?or are you just asking?
Scott
Re: Bullets BC question
If your refering to nosler cc and smk's, yes I see no zero or load change with the 168 and 175 in 30 cal. Same with the 69g 224's but can't say on any of the others.
If your refering to nosler cc and smk's, yes I see no zero or load change with the 168 and 175 in 30 cal. Same with the 69g 224's but can't say on any of the others.
