FITASC666
Member
Nosler Partition
Vern Humphrey,
You are correct in your statement as this bullet remains a hallmark still. 1948 is its birth date and has been upgraded with better alloys and bonding ever since.
Despite these virtues, however, it has a poor BC and hence looses velocity rapidly and drops significantly at 500 yds; close to 5 feet. Furthermore, I have never achieved accuracy better than 1.5 MOA out of it while getting .7 MOA with other premium offerings.
Now for the gentlemen seeking to ''score'' at 500 yds, a 1.5 MOA and a below average BC are quite the hurdle.
I’ll stick to getting closer to my game
Vern Humphrey,
You are correct in your statement as this bullet remains a hallmark still. 1948 is its birth date and has been upgraded with better alloys and bonding ever since.
Despite these virtues, however, it has a poor BC and hence looses velocity rapidly and drops significantly at 500 yds; close to 5 feet. Furthermore, I have never achieved accuracy better than 1.5 MOA out of it while getting .7 MOA with other premium offerings.
Now for the gentlemen seeking to ''score'' at 500 yds, a 1.5 MOA and a below average BC are quite the hurdle.
I’ll stick to getting closer to my game