Ammo Question?

[Blue5]

If Im shooting federal premium 150gr NBT out of a 300wsm how much would my POI change at 100yards with Winchester 180gr accubonds? Would it still be on paper at 100 or do I need to start closer?

 

[mr.big]

no way to know without puttin it on paper

 

[B Strong]

If you know the velocity it is easy to get a very close idea. Just do a search on bullet drop and you should find one.

It should be on paper , probably a little low . Just takes 1 round to find out .
http://www.eskimo.com/~jbm/calculations/traj/traj.html


One good one there are several more . If I knew the speed of the bullets I would figure it for you.

 

[firefox]

Never a good idea to zero a rifle for one round and use another without zeroing. Better to clean said rifle then zero to the ammo...and have fun Those factory loaded accubonds are very expensive as you already know. You could probably re-zero in about nine rounds...and keep eleven for the hunt! If you shoot like me on some days you could re-zero in 17 rounds and keep three to fill the tags

 

[Blue5]

I never intended not to shoot on paper? I wanted to know how close to start?

 

[FULLDRAWXX75]

It should pattern on paper at 100 yds for sure, after that is when the drop will start to widen out.

FDXX75

 

[Blue5]

Thanks DA thats what I was loking for!

it will be on paper

heck u poi could be left or right too balistics charts cant tell u that as they dont know ur barrel and bullet combination

 

[Tiny]

it will be on paper

heck u poi could be left or right too balistics charts cant tell u that as they dont know ur barrel and bullet combination

I agree it should be on paper ,but there always that one that want be when changeing loads.