2010年6月10日 · If you zero at 50 you will be (basically) on at 200 and only high by an inch or two at 100. If you zero at 25 you will be 4-6 inches high from 100 to 200 yards. Maybe as much as 8 …

2004年7月20日 · Considering what Ammo Oracle says about the 5.56/.223 round requiring at least 2700fps to garauntee fragmentation, would an expansion-type hollow point or soft tip …

2012年2月3日 · I just went through this myself, and my results were very different from the ballistics charts. I zero at 17 yards (50 feet), and I'm 15.5" high at 100yards. That's exactly 1.5 …

2019年9月1日 · Why the fixation on fragmentation for .223/5.56? That is outdated terminal ballistics. Speer Gold Dot, Federal Fusion, Trophy Bonded Bear Claw bonded softpoint bullets …

2014年3月28日 · I've been Google-ing for the last hour or so and I'm coming up with nothing. I'm looking for either manufacturer numbers or real life tests for muzzle velocity I can expect from …

2020年3月20日 · Hi folks, I love a good bonded, barrier-blind round to give the .223/5.56 the terminal ballistics to be effective at personal defense and on game, but one thing on which I …

2023年6月8日 · This got me to thinking I'd like a chart showing the 55gr vs 75gr trajectory difference from a 16" bbl that's sighted in for 55gr. I can't figure out how to make any of the …

2018年2月9日 · My google FU has been lacking as of recent. I'm looking for 5.56 caliber charts for XM193 or XM855, zero'd for 25 Meters and their drop trajectory from a 10.5

2010年10月2日 · AR-15 Zeros and Trajectories The 100 yard zero with a .223/5.56mm AR-15 carbine is a unique trajectory in that the bullet just “kisses” the line of sight at 100 yards and …

2017年12月7日 · BC= Ballistic coefficient ** (all the data listed is for a 10.5 inch barrel)** If using a 7.5 inch, typically they have about 300 fps less then a 10.5 inch barrel using the same round …