6.5 CM Hunting Bullet

Lol about dgaf about hearing about other bullets. Not long ago on another forum a guy posted fbi gel test data from eldm 6mm the 6.5 147, then 168 308 at 308 velocity and 06 velocities and essentially MV testing of all and included finished weight, diameter, penetration depth etc. Here’s my interpretation of it. Also keep in mind the 147 eldm bc and the 5 advantages that compound to easily make it best choice at getting a free lunch every time you pull the trigger in terms and of not just hit probability but also maximum internal work for drt performance. See if you can see in data below. Keep in mind all eldm are excellent drt bullets but one of them has the highest sd to start by long shot yet finishes at similar penetration depth but lightest weight meaning it did more inside per unit of weight than the other studs. Do you see how it stands out even among top killers? Is drt and hit probability not your top goal? Also consider these basically MV impacts so what happens when distance increases? Less work available inside so do you want the one that does the most? Hmmm šŸ˜‰

6arc 106gr
Impact (Bullet Start) - 2647 fps, 1650 ft/lbs, .256 sd, .243" diam.
Final (Bullet Finish) - Penetration 18", .039 sd, .53" diam., 76.8gr
WTR (Work Transfer Rate) - 91.7 ft/lbs/inch or 5.5%
SDRR (Sectional Density Reduction Rate) - 4.7%


6.5cm 147gr
Impact (Bullet Start) - 2646 fps, 2286 ft/lbs, .301 sd, .264" diam.
Final (Bullet Finish) - Penetration 16", .026 sd, .61" diam., 68.4gr
WTR (Work Transfer Rate) - 142.9 ft/lbs/inch or 6.2%
SDRR (Sectional Density Reduction Rate) - 5.7%


308 168gr Option 1
Impact (Bullet Start) - 2542 fps, 2411 ft/lbs, .253 sd, .308" diam.
Final (Bullet Finish) - Penetration 15.25", .024 sd, .78" diam., 101.4gr
WTR (Work Transfer Rate) - 155.5 ft/lbs/inch or 6.4%
SDRR (Sectional Density Reduction Rate) - 5.9%


308 168gr Option 2
Impact (Bullet Start) - 2718 fps, 2557 ft/lbs, .253 sd, .308" diam.
Final (Bullet Finish) - Penetration 13.25", .022 sd, .9" diam., 125.5gr
WTR (Work Transfer Rate) - 193 ft/lbs/inch or 7.5%
SDRR (Sectional Density Reduction Rate) - 6.9%
 
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