The new Pointed 107s from Sierra are supposed to be very good.
Bob
I am presently using the new pointed 107 SMK's. Just wondering what may be better as far as BC.
I want to avoid a faster than 8 twist.
#40Fan, I assume you are referring to the 110 SMK?
One of the best flying 6mm bullets for 600 & 1000 are the 103 Vapor Trail. I shoot them out of a BRA and they are very easy to tune.......Anyone know the BC on those......I honestly have no idea.
Regards
Rick
Thank You......I got a batch of 1k from a forum member a while back and never really looked into them........They shot real well and never pursued it further.
I am shooting the DTAC 115 at 500 meters and I'm pleased with it. I do have some Berger 115 both the Target and Hunting version to try also.
I have some 125gr bullets on the way to try, again for 500 meters.
I could shoot the DTAC's at 420 meters but I would need to speed them up to get the best out of them and then I would have 3 different loads going, one for 200 and 300 meters, another for 385 meters and another for 500 meters, too much opportunity to mess up.
I'd rather find the best bullet for 200, 300 and 385 meters, which is what this post if about.
I did find this;
Hmm, don't seem to be able to upload the image.
It is a list of 6mm bullets, sorted by BC off a website. I'm not sure I can find it again.
I never let BC be the determining factor. I let the target tell me what it wants. I believe a few points on BC isn't going to Trump accuracy. Matt
Is this a typo?
RG Robinett's (BIB) 104 Gr. BT has a BC of .54![]()
Precision Ballistics.Haven’t heard of a 125 gr. 6mm bullet. Who is making them?
Thanks,
Lloyd