Ultra low drag .338's... Chinchaga Steel Tip-Rebated Boattail Hybrids

I have been using Dale's bullets [Hunting and match types] for several years now, and can affirm that he makes a great product.

He has attended the TPR&GC 1000 yard match a few times. Just a great guy to talk to and deal with.

Good to support a Canadian business, as well.

Regards, Dave.
 
dthunter said:
The BC will not come out at 1.00. That would be nice if it could! Lol!
The bullet would have to be at least 250+ grains for this to even approach that value. I have been using .386(G7) value for my 235 grain ULD's. I am going to need to do some more evaluation of this value to prove it. It may be around .390 (G7), which is very good!
I have to figure the BC's of my 176 grain ULD's when I get a chance.

So much shooting to do, so little time! Lol!
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Seeing as I am using the 300gr projectiles, a G1 BC of 1.000 is not too unlikely.
 
Kevin M. said:
Seeing as I am using the 300gr projectiles, a G1 BC of 1.000 is not too unlikely.
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I still cant see it, but give me a pm when you work up the BC. I would like to see what you come up with.

The 750 grain Hornady A Max is "Supposed" to be 1.050 (G1). That's pretty big shoes to fill!

If your figures agree with that value, I will talk to Dale about testing some myself to see what I come up with. That would be an amazing result, and a great selling feature for him!
 
I saw on another thread that Chinbulco has released a 325gr ULD. I would be interested to see some more information on that beast! BC, price per 100, availability? I have a 338 Improved that should be ideal for those bad boys. My buddy is running a 338 Snipetac that should be able to hit a mean 3300fps with those.
 
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