Can anyone tell me the difference between the Hornady 168 ELD M and the 168 A MAX . I thought the A MAX's were being replaced with the ELD M's , but I see a few online stores are selling both. The A's are a bit more $$
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Join the contestThey never did. 20yrs shooting hogs and I recovered some Amax tips that were not melted. 1 mile ELR 208gr Amax hit with great precision, even comparable to 208 EDLM.Ya new and improved The tips dont melt. Lol
Ya new and improved The tips dont melt. Lol
The tips did not literally melt, they underwent thermal deformation in flight that altered the ballistic coefficient.They never did. 20yrs shooting hogs and I recovered some Amax tips that were not melted. 1 mile ELR 208gr Amax hit with great precision, even comparable to 208 EDLM.
Literally, that's the fanciest explanation of "melt" I ever read!The tips did not literally melt, they underwent thermal deformation in flight that altered the ballistic coefficient.
The tips did not literally melt, they underwent thermal deformation in flight that altered the ballistic coefficient.
Yup, different bearing surface lengths, bullet length, shape of ogive.And the ELD is more than just a different tip.![]()
sorry killing time on cell phone did not notice how old it wasReviving an almost year old post? Why?