.704 BC for 6.5 153 gr.
- "Aluminum tip is precision machined and longer than polymer tips which moves the center of gravity and enhances inflight stability."
https://www.hornady.com/bullets/a-tip-match#!/
.704 BC for 6.5 153 gr.
- "Aluminum tip is precision machined and longer than polymer tips which moves the center of gravity and enhances inflight stability."
https://www.hornady.com/bullets/a-tip-match#!/
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I know a few guys that did some of the pre-production testing of the 6mm version and the reports were pretty good. However I'm not sure if it's worth the price to me for the performance, will have to test a bit and see. Biggest thing is if they are truly as consistent as advertised, then yes they probably will be worth it.
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Interesting idea, curious as to if they are really that much better than other match bullets.
Pretty pricey indeed.
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[QUOTE=Rucker61;2211446].704 BC for 6.5 153 gr.
- "Aluminum tip is precision machined and longer than polymer tips which moves the center of gravity and enhances inflight stability."
$80/100........yikes!!
So the local gun shop got a shipment today of 6.5mm Atip. The packaging was hilarious, plastic trays holding each bullet in isolation. It looked like they were packaged warheads.![]()
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