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Nice reviews on E-tip accuracy
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I am curious what the next offering will be for the E-Tip. I'm guessing a 7mm 140 gr.
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A 415 325 gr.......................
and then I woke up! :lol:
My guess....
140 270 gr ..... or 160 7mm?
Honestly with the bullet being as tough as it is
a 140 277 cal, and a 150 in 7mm would cover everything in the 270/7mm range, until they catch up and start making the line as plentiful as the AB/BT/PT.
and then I woke up! :lol:
My guess....
140 270 gr ..... or 160 7mm?
Honestly with the bullet being as tough as it is
a 140 277 cal, and a 150 in 7mm would cover everything in the 270/7mm range, until they catch up and start making the line as plentiful as the AB/BT/PT.
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POP":3eotbjka said:
I share the same thought, 7mm 150 gr. :wink:
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I hope to see in a not to distant future a 260gr .375 Cal E-TIP with a B.C. in the low 500, maybe even 550... :lol: That would take care of anything that walks the face of the earth short of elephants...
This is a great time for reloaders... more bullets on the market then ever before!!!
This is a great time for reloaders... more bullets on the market then ever before!!!
Sounds like they are really long bullets compared to their wt. A guy reported that the 180 is only .017" short of 200 AB's. Maybe it would be cool to try some "unusual" wt per caliber. Like say.....a 160 for .308. It would probably be as long or longer than 180 cup and core and outperform them too. It could turbo charge some 308's, 30-06's and wsm's into some high speed big game thumpers.
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enigma":9h63vx03 said:
Same idea as with the 416 cal 300-325 grain.
