Ok, so Berger introduced the CH line of bullets for those restricted to SAAMI seating depth. Roger so far. What I don't get is why the .277 Classic Hunters have a significantly higher BC and look much sleeker than the same weight .277 VLDs? Meanwhile the other calibers with bullets in the same weight for VLD and CH show an advantage to the VLDs as you'd expect.
I figured maybe the pics of the .277 VLDs and CHs got swapped, but I just got a box of the 140 CH, and they look as advertised. Why would the CH, which is intended for SAAMI length, have a higher BC than the VLD? Is that a misprint in the catalogue? What's the point of the .277 VLDs then? Why wouldn't you just take the higher BC bullet and seat it out? There's plenty of length for that.
I'll ask Berger, but I thought someone here may have a clue.
https://bergerbullets.com/product-category/bullets/hunting/?caliber=270-cal
I figured maybe the pics of the .277 VLDs and CHs got swapped, but I just got a box of the 140 CH, and they look as advertised. Why would the CH, which is intended for SAAMI length, have a higher BC than the VLD? Is that a misprint in the catalogue? What's the point of the .277 VLDs then? Why wouldn't you just take the higher BC bullet and seat it out? There's plenty of length for that.
I'll ask Berger, but I thought someone here may have a clue.
https://bergerbullets.com/product-category/bullets/hunting/?caliber=270-cal


















































