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RE: Bullet Question
Drillingman,
I agree with you to a point. However, I'm sure the test performed at 20' approximates magnum velocities at a little over 100 yards, so in that respect the test have more weight than I think you're giving it. I do agree that it doesn't address the question of much higher velocities at the same distance. I put the info in the thread to help those who may have a question on a fairly new bullet. I remember how hard it was for me to get information on reloading when I was new at it. If we old farts don't try to help the younger ones, then we're not worth having around. |
RE: Bullet Question
Drillingman, I agree with you to a point. However, I'm sure the test performed at 20' approximates magnum velocities at a little over 100 yards, so in that respect the test have more weight than I think you're giving it. BUT, one thing you didn't take into account is, the same bullet out of a magnum is "spinning" faster, and that affects how a bullet expands too. Long ago i did some test on that, as i think it was John Wooters that pointed out to me that the spin "also" affects bullet performance... Anyway, it did seem to matter in my test... Drilling Man |
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