The BC data provided by Hornady is not consistent at all:
BC data taken from the Hornady website:
Match:
G1: .530
ELD-M:
G1: .547
G7: .275
ELD-X:
G1: 535
G7: .271
The ELD-M got the highest BC, followed by the ELD-X and Match.
BC data according their paper product catalogue:
Match:
G1: .530
G7: .268
ELD-M:
G1: .515
G7: .259
ELD-X:
G1: 545
G7: .275
ELD-M got the lowest BC there.
When I use Hornady's 4DOF calculator, the ELD-M also seems the have the lowest BC there.
I found a website where Bryan Litz published the measured data for the Match bullet:
http://www.longrangehunting.com/threads/hornady-178-bthp.92591/
It's 5% lower than the advertised values.
Is there anyone who knows measured G7 BC's of the Hornady .308 178gr ELD-X, ELD-M bullets?
Any experience how the perform compared to the 175 gr SMK and TMK?
Thanks in advance.
BC data taken from the Hornady website:
Match:
G1: .530
ELD-M:
G1: .547
G7: .275
ELD-X:
G1: 535
G7: .271
The ELD-M got the highest BC, followed by the ELD-X and Match.
BC data according their paper product catalogue:
Match:
G1: .530
G7: .268
ELD-M:
G1: .515
G7: .259
ELD-X:
G1: 545
G7: .275
ELD-M got the lowest BC there.
When I use Hornady's 4DOF calculator, the ELD-M also seems the have the lowest BC there.
I found a website where Bryan Litz published the measured data for the Match bullet:
http://www.longrangehunting.com/threads/hornady-178-bthp.92591/
It's 5% lower than the advertised values.
Is there anyone who knows measured G7 BC's of the Hornady .308 178gr ELD-X, ELD-M bullets?
Any experience how the perform compared to the 175 gr SMK and TMK?
Thanks in advance.