20 Cal

[Hippy]

Is anyone making BENCHREST quality Bullets in the 45-55 Grain weight ?

Thanx

Jim

[TAJ45]

Is that one of the major bullet makers is losing out on a high quality 45-50gr mkt.

[Bill K]

Right now, all I know that have some in that weight area, that are shooting pretty darn good, is the Berger's. Just need a faster twist in your barrel. Bill K

[John Kruzan]

The Berger 40gr. bullet is one scary accurate projectile. I love em in my 20 TAC's. 25.3 grains of VV N-133 and you're ready to go. John Kruzan

[L.Sherm]

Jim I have shot the 55 bergers in a couple of X-Caliber 1-9 twist and showing good promise so far only at 100yds so far expect to get out to 300 and 500 in the next week or 2.

[Ratbuster]

Does anyone know the BC of the Berger 40 gn?

(QUOTE=John Kruzan;244736]The Berger 40gr. bullet is one scary accurate projectile. I love em in my 20 TAC's. 25.3 grains of VV N-133 and you're ready to go. John Kruzan[/quote]

[kenbro]

Originally Posted by Ratbuster

Does anyone know the BC of the Berger 40 gn?

(QUOTE=John Kruzan;244736]The Berger 40gr. bullet is one scary accurate projectile. I love em in my 20 TAC's. 25.3 grains of VV N-133 and you're ready to go. John Kruzan

[/quote]

0.227
Ken.

[kenbro]

Berger's website shows G1 BC of 0.227 and G7 of 0.116
An older chart of theirs shows G1 of 0.225 and G7 of 0.115.
Ken.

[ray h]

Hippy, at one time Randy R made 40 gr bullets that were great. I hear he was thinking of a 50 gr if jackets became available. I can't imagine you'd get a bad bullet from Randy. Worth a call to him.

[Alycidon]

When ever I used to shoot 100BR I used 50 gr Bergers, they shoot .2 using a bipod !!. Suspect that 55s would do likewise.

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