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Berger 155 Hybrid B.C.

doubletap66

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Can anyone give me the G7 BCs of the Berger 155 Hybrid (308) by the speed? I left my Berger book back in MI, and am trying to nail down this load. Thanks.
 
Re: Berger 155 Hybrid B.C.

not sure if it's G7, but midway shows a b.c. of .483.
 
Re: Berger 155 Hybrid B.C.

I have the G7 for starting speed (0.247), but would like the G7 BC for lower speeds. I am in AZ for the winter, and forgot my book.
 
Re: Berger 155 Hybrid B.C.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: KNIGHT11B4</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Anyone try these in a gas gun yet?

Able to get them to shoot at standard mag length? </div></div>

Hi KNIGHT11B4,

I've tried them, and they do shoot very well, but no way can I get them to fit the magazine of my AR (well, not at 0.01-0.02" jump, anyway). It has all been top loading so far.

To the b.c. question I cannot speak, as the Midway value is the only one I've seen, too.

Yours,

David
 
Re: Berger 155 Hybrid B.C.

That's the beauty of the hybrids. You can usually jump the hell out of them, and they still shoot lights out. I load them to mag length in a bolt gun, and they do 1/2 MOA. Try loading to max mag length in your AR, and shoot a few. They will probably suprise you.
 
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I loaded these to mag length (in a Remmy 700 with internal mag), and I was surprised at how well they shot. Jump was greater than .1", and it didn't seem to matter much. Shot about as good as 175 SMK's at a much higher velocity and with the same BC. That is a winner in my book.
 
Re: Berger 155 Hybrid B.C.

Wow, that's impressive. Thanks much to both of you for the advice.

I knew the new hybrids were more permissive than the VLDs, but I figured that just meant we could increase or decrease the jump by as much as .02" without everything going to pieces; I'd no idea we could go up to >.1".

Gratefully yours,

David