I built one for fun. Who can post it for me? It's all hornady since they seem to get heavy for cal better than anyone else. Compares all the long time big game standards we know and love against the kids on block. Distances, recoil energy etc. One caveat is that I had to use load data tables to get a typical powder amount for the recoil energy calculations but that's the only outside data used. I used Calgary atmospheric in the hornady ballistic calculator. I will pm someone my number then can text a snap of chart for someone who can post.
The entire chart uses the heaviest for cal eld-m or eld-x you can buy off the shelf. Including 338 lapua magnum and 224 Valkyrie.
Uh oh, this is gonna go some where, just to keep a certain crowd quite.... take out the 6.5 creedmoor. They’re already going through threads left and right talking in circles.
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I think before he posts it, everyone should include what their favorite most efficient bullet load stats are so that it is a list where everyone is satisfied that the chart accurately represents their personal opinion of the best cartridge at its finest. Each time a chart is listed, the author takes time to select the best representation of their cartridge, and then quickly dumps in a bunch of chaff for everything else.
I just have 65 gr hornady loaded for my .243 and went to Nosler for all other rifles. I do have more v max and BTHP to load up for my long range .308 but still developing a load. I’m curious though, Hornady still makes a good bullet.
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heavy for cal factory ammo chart
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