After hearing on and off that the .22lr at 100 yards is similar to the .308 at 600 or 80, I am wondering if anyone had other comparisons for the hm2, hmr, or wmr.
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Re: Rimfires' centerfire ballistic twins
Your numbers are a bit off there the .22 at about 327yds is the about the same drop aa .308 at about 600yds
Your numbers are a bit off there the .22 at about 327yds is the about the same drop aa .308 at about 600yds
Re: Rimfires' centerfire ballistic twins
this is my "conversion / simulation" just using drop (not wind) from my .22lr (STANDARD VELOCITY zeroed at 50 yards) to my .308 hand loads (zeroed at 100 yards):
numbers will differ depending on the ammo used on both the .22lr and .308
don't have any on my .22mag as it's cheaper to practice the sim with the .22lr.
this is my "conversion / simulation" just using drop (not wind) from my .22lr (STANDARD VELOCITY zeroed at 50 yards) to my .308 hand loads (zeroed at 100 yards):
numbers will differ depending on the ammo used on both the .22lr and .308
don't have any on my .22mag as it's cheaper to practice the sim with the .22lr.
Re: Rimfires' centerfire ballistic twins
Good post
Good post
Re: Rimfires' centerfire ballistic twins
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Re: Rimfires' centerfire ballistic twins
I would love to have a place to shoot further than I do now. I would like to try to validate that drop table listed above.
I would love to have a place to shoot further than I do now. I would like to try to validate that drop table listed above.
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