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Hornady’s Little Red Corvette ( A-TIP )
@ 05:11 am (GMT) |
John D. Hays - New Mexico
A-TIP Match Bullets Boat Tail A-TIP, as in atypical or aluminum tip or both. Hornady has a new, quite high BC, bullet they have announced today. In .243, .264, and .308 Question: With this long a bullet, where do you put enough powder to feed ultra high velocity? https://www.hornady.com/bullets/a-tip-match#!/ |
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@ 08:41 am (GMT) |
Nathan FosterRe: Hornady’s Little Red Corvette ( A-TIP )Hi John, you'll see this thread is already running in the long range section.Should be a good bullet but will take up a lot of mag space as you have suggested. |
@ 09:47 am (GMT) |
Frank VallichRe: Hornady’s Little Red Corvette ( A-TIP )I do not load cartridges but am willing to wait for Hornady to provide a .308 cartridge with the correct powder to burn and propel the bullet.Currently the 178 ELD-X fits into the .308 magazine for the long range rifle and is an accurate cartridge. Willing to wait for an A-TIP cartridge from Hornady to utilize as a bear defense in the R1. The R1 magazine allows for a longer cartridge. |
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