High B.C .30 Cal bullets.

[350 Mag]

Check this out.

.308 cal.

Solid copper bullet

150 gr.

.600 or greater B.C

http://www.kokeilutarvike.com/

 

[Ishootguns]

its 160 gr. also 1.2 euros each which equals $1.80cdn this morning. minimum 100 order

 

[Levi Garrett]

stick to 168's next will be a bullet that changes shape in flight

 

[Gunsmoke]

Is BC quoted as G1 or G7?....makes a huge difference....

 

[Crankbender]

Check out how little bearing surface there is on that bullet.

 

[kombayotch]

I don't beleive a BC number until its been verified by Bryan Litz... he has debunked a lot of inflated claims.

 

[Mystic Precision]

Unless 'their' copper is different from BARNES and Hornady copper, it seems pretty hard to get a truly long bullet using the same alloy.

If you ever wanted to experiment, lathe turn bullets can yield some very interesting shapes. going with a lighter material could yield a higher BC bullet for the same mass.

maybe a polymer or Alum or someother Ti alloy. Take a 210gr Berger VLD for a shape. copy it in a much lighter material. Hopefully, the new material stays together and you have a high BC shape with less mass.

Got to get a lathe, got to get a lathe

Jerry

 

[Longshot]

Brass would work well and is lighter in weight.Very easy to machine as well.