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Roseaukaine 12-21-2004 05:57 PM

How much drop after 100 yds?
 
I don't have access to a shooting range over 100 yds and I was just curious. I shoot T/C shockwaves (250g) with 90g T7 (ffg). I am dead-nuts on at 100 yds (2" groups). There is no load data for these projectiles that I could find. The gun is a CVA Optima (26" barrel). Any idea how much the bullet will drop from 100 to 150 yds?

cayugad 12-21-2004 06:27 PM

RE: How much drop after 100 yds?
 
Range Velocity Impact Drop ToF Energy Drift
0 1670 0 0 0 1548 0
10 1634 0.65 0.1 0.02 1482 0.46
20 1602 1.18 0.33 0.04 1425 0.56
30 1571 1.56 0.7 0. 06 1370 0.72
40 1541 1.82 1.2 0.08 1318 0.95
50 1512 1.91 1.86 0.1 1269 1.23
60 1483 1.86 2.66 0.12 1221 1.59
70 1454 1.65 3.63 0.14 1174 2.01
80 1427 1.27 4.76 0.16 1130 2.49
90 1400 0.72 6.06 0.18 1088 3.05
100 1373 0 7.54 0.2 1047 3.67
110 1348 -0.91 9.2 0.22 1009 4.37
120 1323 -2.01 11.06 0.25 972 5.14
130 1299 -3.31 13.11 0.27 937 5.97
140 1276 -4.82 15.37 0.29 904 6.88
150 1254 -6.54 17.85 0.32 873 7.86
160 1232 -8.48 20.54 0.34 843 8.91
170 1212 -10.66 23.47 0.36 815 10.03
180 1192 -13.06 26.63 0.39 789 11.22
190 1173 -15.72 30.04 0.41 764 12.48
200 1155 -18.62 33.7 0.44 741 13.81
210 1138 -21.8 37.63 0.47 719 15.21
220 1122 -25.24 41.82 0.49 699 16.67
230 1107 -28.94 46.28 0.52 680 18.19
240 1093 -32.95 51.04 0.55 663 19.77
250 1079 -37.24 56.08 0.57 646 21.41
260 1066 -41.82 61.42 0.6 631 23.12
270 1054 -46.71 67.06 0.63 617 24.87
280 1042 -51.91 73.02 0.66 603 26.69
290 1031 -57.43 79.29 0.69 590 28.55
300 1020 -63.29 85.9 0.72 578 30.47


this was figuring loose T-7 with a velocity muzzle of 1670, sectional density of 0.175 (250 grain Hornady SST) and a balistic co of.210 (250 Hornady SST). As you can see the bullet does not drop as fast as you might think and holds good energy out to even 300 yards....

ahankster 12-21-2004 06:30 PM

RE: How much drop after 100 yds?
 
Hey,
Great bullet. I had started shooting them in my Enore earlier this year, they ran out locally and finally got some more.

I had mine sighted in at one inch high at 100 yards. The furthest I can shoot on a range locally is 150. From what I was seeing was 1 inch high at 100 gave me a bit more than 1 inch low at 150. Extrapolated I figure it would be about 5 to 7 low at 200. When I get the chance, I am going to shoot over my Chrony and get a better idea of the performance. That said, I haven't shot over 150 to test out the theory.

I am shooting 2 50 grain pellets of 777. When I have time, I am going to try three pellets but am not in a great hurry. I have shot 4 deer with this combo and have had full passthrough and damage about equal to a 308 or so on the deer. One thing though, I don't go for shoulder shots. I shoot a muzzle loader similar to shooting a bow, a couple of ribs behind the front elbow. Usually get a double lung hit, full passthough and lots of blood to track. Don't usually get an instant kill, but also don't get allot of meat damage to the front quarters either though.

Good luck
Hank

Roseaukaine 12-22-2004 05:49 AM

RE: How much drop after 100 yds?
 
Thanks guys, I figured that the initial muzzel velocity would be somewhat faster than 1670 fps shooting 90g T7. Looks like I will have to experiment with some 95 and 100g loads and see if the groups open up. I've never tried over 90g T7 - just seemed like I didn't need to considering the groups I shoot average 2" - Looks like I need to go back to the range for about half a day and play around:D.

Ruger-Redhawk 12-22-2004 03:37 PM

RE: How much drop after 100 yds?
 
I don't know all the figures. On a Knight video it says sight in 2" high at 50 yards and it will put you right on at 100 depending on the bullet and charge.

Ruger Redhawk


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