bsouthernau wrote:...The 140gr 6.5mm also has the "correct" boat tail angle.
Barry
I'm surprised at that because they have visibly more angle than Scenars, SMKs, Berger Hyb or VLD, and JLK in the 140gn 6.5mm class.
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bsouthernau wrote:...The 140gr 6.5mm also has the "correct" boat tail angle.
Barry
bsouthernau wrote:DaveMc wrote:Mike - read this article
http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/201 ... -accuracy/
The amax projectiles I have tried in various forms have always showed great promise at short range - BUT.....????
I was going to pipe up and say what a wonderful long range bullet the 208gr .30cal A-Max is but then saw that it was specifically excluded from the discussion. The 140gr 6.5mm also has the "correct" boat tail angle.
Barry
AlanF wrote:bsouthernau wrote:...The 140gr 6.5mm also has the "correct" boat tail angle.
Barry
I'm surprised at that because they have visibly more angle than Scenars, SMKs, Berger Hyb or VLD, and JLK in the 140gn 6.5mm class.
Frank Green wrote:AlanF wrote:MCLE wrote:Hey Alan and Michael! I wouldn't totally rule out the Amax's. Just in the last year another very popular bullet maker had bullets fouling barrels badly. Didn't matter what caliber. We had guys with 6mm's, 6.5's, 7mm's and .30cal. bullets all have fouling issues. I got the customer to try a different lot or a different manufacture and the fouling went away and no more accuracy issues. Seems the jacket material was a softer/different composition/mix in the alloy. I'm not going to name the maker as I still shoot they're bullets in my guns as well.
Later, Frank
Bartlein Barrels
AlanF wrote:I must admit, being quite a short boat-tail, it may be deceptive to the eye.
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