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- Thread starter Newmoore
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https://www.federalpremium.com/products/details/rifle.aspx?id=1105
Unless you want the actual coefficient, then you would need to know your muzzle velocity. Zero you gun at 100 yards, shoot at various distances (200, 300 yards) measure bullet drop for each distance. Then using a ballistic calculator play with the BC until your bullet drops match what the calculator puts out.
Unless you want the actual coefficient, then you would need to know your muzzle velocity. Zero you gun at 100 yards, shoot at various distances (200, 300 yards) measure bullet drop for each distance. Then using a ballistic calculator play with the BC until your bullet drops match what the calculator puts out.
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Plant.One
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http://www.predatormastersforums.com/for...072#Post2287072
according to that member its just a grey tipped 50gr vmax
i'm betting a quick call to federal can confirm that. if so your ballistic data can be found here for that bullet
http://www.hornady.com/store/22-Cal-.224-50-gr-V-MAX/
according to that member its just a grey tipped 50gr vmax
i'm betting a quick call to federal can confirm that. if so your ballistic data can be found here for that bullet
http://www.hornady.com/store/22-Cal-.224-50-gr-V-MAX/
Varminterror
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I called Federal - straight from the horses mouth - the American Eagle AE223GTV 50grn Tipped Varmint .223 Rem is a Hornady 50grn V-max, BC 0.242.
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