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Roskoe 11-28-2005 12:29 PM

RE: HORNADY TECH.
 
Go back up an re-read post #3. "Not possible. No bullet has a ballistic coefficient high enough to lose only 25 fpsevery 50 yards". That sounds like a pretty sweeping, broad, and general statement to me.My wife does this occasionally . . . . uses words like "never" and "always" . . . . .:)

stubblejumper 11-28-2005 12:58 PM

RE: HORNADY TECH.
 
I can certainlyunderstand your interpretation of my statement as made,but as I previously stated,the topic dealt solely with the 257wby so I didn't feel that it was necessary to add the qualifier that it must be fired in a 257wby.Judging by your reply,I guess that I should have.Before making my statement I checked every commercially available.257" bullet that I could find and none would lose only 25fpsevery50 yards when fired at the velocities possible with a 257wby.In fact none were even close.

paddle 11-29-2005 07:17 PM

RE: HORNADY TECH.
 
I CALLED AND DID TALK TO BOB AT HORNADY AND I STATED I HAD A 24 INCH BARREL FOR MY 257 WBY. I WAS TOLD AT 1OO YDS-3,266, 200 YDS-3,043 AND 300 YDS-2,831 DOES THIS SOUND RIGHT!

stubblejumper 11-29-2005 07:42 PM

RE: HORNADY TECH.
 
That does sound a lot more reasonable,but the only way to know for sure is with the use of a chronograph.

paddle 11-29-2005 07:54 PM

RE: HORNADY TECH.
 
THANKS FOR THE REPLY, I HAVE A FRIEND WHO HAS ONE AND WE WILL BE TESTING OUR RIFLES. HAPPY HOLLIDAY'S!


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