66gr Knight Bullets

[cotntop]

Trying to find the BC for Knight 66gr 6MM. I acquired a large box of these and they shoot very well, just not able to find very much info on these bullets. THANKS

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Youll have to come up with that on your own or send to litz for testing. Those bullets were never tested because nobody that has ever shot 100/200yd br has ever cared about bc.
Call bart at barts bullets for any info youll need. Brady was a great friend to all of us and ive shot way more of those 7 and 7 3/4 ogive bullets than i care to admit.

 

[lpreddick]

You can determine a BC if you have access to a 200 yard range. I shoot mainly custom bullets at varmints and use a ballistic table to determine elevation clicks after setting my scope for a 100 yard zero. Zero your rifle at 100 yards. Set your scope's elevation turret at zero. Shoot a 200 yard target. Measure the drop from your point of aim. Determine number of clicks up to get your bullets to hit point of aim. I use Hornady's ballistic calculator. Enter the required data, then use a BC of a factory bullet of same weight as yours. Click calculate and you get elevation requirement to hit 200 yard zero. These up clicks may be less than yours, or more. Adjust your BC up or down until calculated clicks are same as yours. You will have several BCs that agree with your clicks and i usually pick the one in the middle. Doing this with a 300 yard target is more precise, but most of my varmints are under 300 yards. Using this process, my longest kill is 294 yards, many 250+- .

 

[expiper]

the BC does not matter,,,,how big are the groups ????,,,if they are not small ,,,its your fault,,,Roger