6.5mm 123 grain Scenar Meplat size

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StanDeasy

Re: 6.5mm 123 grain Scenar Meplat size

#11 Post by StanDeasy »

I have just found a printing error in Brian Litz's Applied Ballistics book w.r.t this bullet.

The figures for Twist Rate vs Stability show the wrong twist rate range. Instead of starting at 1:6" (a ludicrously fast twist for 6.5mm) they should start at 1:8".

So the "worst case" stability factor for this bullet in a 1:8" barrel is actually 1.51, which is excellent. Apologies for implying otherwise in my earlier post.

SD
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