Grains and Ballistic Coefficient: Choosing a Bullet Weight in 6mm and 6.5
Bullet weight is stated in grains, and 7,000 of them make a pound. In the small bores, weight matters less than shape, because a long, pointed bullet holds its speed. That quality is summed up in a number called ballistic coefficient: the higher it is, the better the bullet resists air drag.
Light bullets: varmints and benchrest
Hornady's ELD-VT bullet, built for varmint and tournament...
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