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[huntnful]

Same base to ogive measurements?

No

 

[bmart2622]

Im guessing the 225 is longer correct?

 

[Article 4]

You've done a good job of kidding yourself......problem is nobody here with any experience at all is buying it because it's a ridiculous position you take.

Opinions vary

 

[huntnful]

Im guessing the 225 is longer correct?

Yes

 

[bmart2622]

Now its making sense

 

[huntnful]

Now its making sense

Right on dude. Sorry if I came off a bit rash, but I thought you were messing with me

 

[JGRaider]

Opinions vary

And on this subject, your opinion is nothing short of laughable.

 

[bmart2622]

Right on dude. Sorry if I came off a bit rash, but I thought you were messing with me

Just trying to make sense of what you were saying but now with all the info it makes sense why the 225 with more bearing surface is faster

 

[Article 4]

And on this subject, your opinion is nothing short of laughable.

Not the place for this. So, ill eject from this on this thread. However, anytime you want to have a live discussion, on this or any other shooting or hunting related subject, let me know. DM me and we can exchange numbers and learn.

 

[44thStateSender]

You think that extra ~ 1 mm really makes any difference?

I think half a millimeter makes a real difference. But more importantly, the extra energy.

 

[44thStateSender]

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Does an extra .0196" in bullet diameter really make that much of a difference?

Not so much the diameter as the extra energy. Entrance wound difference is negligeable. Exit wound is a different story.

 

[atmat]

I think half a millimeter makes a real difference. But more importantly, the extra energy.

T


Not so much the diameter as the extra energy. Entrance wound difference is negligeable. Exit wound is a different story.

This is a topic that has been discussed ad nauseam on this forum. Energy has no variable in killing animals. Please read the .223 thread with an open mind.

.223 for bear, deer, elk and moose.

This is kind of where i’m stuck. The ability to stay on target with a 22 caliber, deliver quick follow-up shots (if presented) but also incapacitating as quickly as possible, sometimes with suboptimal accuracy. An AR-platform 22arc seems to be a hybridization of the small frame 223 and the...

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