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Can anyone tell me what are Ballistic Coefficients of the following 5,56mm bullets? -M193 -M885(SS-109) I don`t know why,but something tells me their BCs are different than those of the commercial FMJs, which in turn tend to vary between manufacturers. For example: Berger 62grs/245 Speer FMJ 55grs/269 62grs/307(WOW!But I doubt it) Hdy FMJ 55grs/243 Sierra FMJ55grs/272 Winch.FMJ 55grs/267 Also,anyone knows the BC of the soviet 5,45mm bullet used in their 5,45x39 round? The darn info seems impossible to find ,and I`d like to do some ballistic charts to find out how the Soviet round performs compared to the Nato round. Regards | ||
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I CAN`T BELIEVE IT!! OOOWWW! Come on guys, Someone must know. This is A-R,remember? | |||
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I've seen the M193's BC given as .243 and .255. (I've also seen pictures of M193 bullets from different makers with readily visible differences in the cannelures and boattails.) Don't know much about the little Russian round. | |||
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Yesterday I found two ballistic tables for the M885. 3060fps @ the muzzle/1746fps @ 500yds - 20"bbl and 2709fps @ the muzzle/1503fps @ 500yds - 14,5"bbl After checking this data I got the BC.319 Wow!Surprisingly high for a .224 bullet,assuming the data is true. And yes,commercial FMJs vary(world of confusion) but I know M193`s cannelure starts at .485" measured from the tip of the bullet.Now if someone could measure his 55FMJs from the majors,we`d be sure. The Russkie 5,45 is a terribly obscure round even here in Europe. NotRicochet,thanks for your reply. Good shooting | |||
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