30BR Repeater in 700SA Footprint

[X-Caveman]

Wes, the big difference, of course, is sectional density, which will affect penetration. To elaborate on the energy, these numbers were calculated for STD conditions, @ 1,000 ft elevation. Remaining lb ft energy, for your MVs, at 200; 300; 400; 500yd; 1) 118 gr: 1482; 1199; 461; 763
2) 150 gr: 1029; 856; 710; 591
I must admit, I was surprised. The relative drops, in inches/MOA, presuming a 200yd zero:
1) 118gr, -6.8/2.2; 20.4/4.9; 42.5/8.1
2) 150gr, -15/4.8; 43.6/10.4; 83.5/16.9
I'm even more surprised! RG

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[Alex Wheeler]

Now you got me.wanting one of these

Me too!

 

[X-Caveman]

This thing remains my favorite. Took another pig with it Saturday evening. Everything I've made a decent shot on so far has done precisely this. If hunting bothers you, don't watch. This gal was injured (limping, not using her front left) and not a part of a sounder, which is strange for a sow - at least from what I've seen. I was equally impressed with my buddy's new iPhone 13. The camera is amazing. It darn near sees in the dark.