Ballistic Coefficients for Certain Long Range Bullets
10-28-2007, 09:43 PM
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RE: Ballistic Coefficients for Certain Bullets
Made for White by Buffalo - the PowerStar 350 grain .40 caliber bullet in a custom .45 sabot would have a very high BC though I don't know the value. I've still got a couple hundred of those left.I doubt Chuck intentionally left out that .40/.50 Shockwave - probably had no data or simply forgot it.
10-29-2007, 04:23 AM
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RE: Ballistic Coefficients for Certain Bullets
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Made for White by Buffalo - the PowerStar 350 grain .40 caliber bullet in a custom .45 sabot would have a very high BC though I don't know the value. I've still got a couple hundred of those left.
I doubt Chuck intentionally left out that .40/.50 Shockwave - probably had no data or simply forgot it.
Made for White by Buffalo - the PowerStar 350 grain .40 caliber bullet in a custom .45 sabot would have a very high BC though I don't know the value. I've still got a couple hundred of those left.
I doubt Chuck intentionally left out that .40/.50 Shockwave - probably had no data or simply forgot it.
Chap
10-29-2007, 07:38 AM
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RE: Ballistic Coefficients for Certain Bullets
Chap, it's a muzzleloader bullet and it's marketed by TC. Hornady does market a200 grain .40but for .45 caliberand I'm pretty sure that would be the exact same bullet with a different color tip and of course a different sabot. They list a BC of 0.265 for that one.
I had not seen the BC for the bullet until Lee posted it.
I had not seen the BC for the bullet until Lee posted it.
10-29-2007, 08:29 AM
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RE: Ballistic Coefficients for Certain Bullets
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Chap, it's a muzzleloader bullet and it's marketed by TC. Hornady does market a200 grain .40but for .45 caliberand I'm pretty sure that would be the exact same bullet with a different color tip and of course a different sabot. They list a BC of 0.265 for that one.
I had not seen the BC for the bullet until Lee posted it.
Chap, it's a muzzleloader bullet and it's marketed by TC. Hornady does market a200 grain .40but for .45 caliberand I'm pretty sure that would be the exact same bullet with a different color tip and of course a different sabot. They list a BC of 0.265 for that one.
I had not seen the BC for the bullet until Lee posted it.
