I use ballistic AE for all my rifles and most of the time it’s withen at least 1-2 moa at the most except with my .260 it is always extremely off like 5-10moa off.
I have used the calculator for first round hits at 1k using 223 and first round hits out to 850 shooting 6.5grendel/308/7-08ai etc.
This weekend I was shooting out to 1k using both my 223 and 260 and had good calls using the 223. But the call it gave for my 260 was around 33moa when true drop was 27.25 moa@1k 2 back to back hits on 1 gallon milk jugs.
So what’s up with that? I’ve chronographed my load@10ft for a velocity of 2660.
The specs of the load/rifle:
Dpms Lr 260 24” 1:8.5
Load: 140gr hornady BTHP
41.5gr h4350
243win brass
CCI lrp
When I true my velocity using ballistic AE it gives me a MV of almost 3000fps which I know is wrong. Can anyone make since of this?
I have used the calculator for first round hits at 1k using 223 and first round hits out to 850 shooting 6.5grendel/308/7-08ai etc.
This weekend I was shooting out to 1k using both my 223 and 260 and had good calls using the 223. But the call it gave for my 260 was around 33moa when true drop was 27.25 moa@1k 2 back to back hits on 1 gallon milk jugs.
So what’s up with that? I’ve chronographed my load@10ft for a velocity of 2660.
The specs of the load/rifle:
Dpms Lr 260 24” 1:8.5
Load: 140gr hornady BTHP
41.5gr h4350
243win brass
CCI lrp
When I true my velocity using ballistic AE it gives me a MV of almost 3000fps which I know is wrong. Can anyone make since of this?