Originally Posted by
Bimmer
Why 69gr?
AFAIK, if you're shooting inside 500 or 600yds, lighter bullets shoot flatter...
No.
1. Heavy bullets are less effected by wind at distance.
2. The over all trajectory of a heavier bullet at distance is much narrower than a light, fast load. This is why snipers don’t shoot m80 ball and use 168-175 grain. Aside from obvious billet construction/design. Anyone shooting light rounds for competition at distance has no idea what they’re doing or like to turn money into noise. Go to any 556 oriented match and you’ll see almost no one serious shooting 55gr at 400+.
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