New TMK announced

See his earlier post.
For the record I started the ELD-MURDER moniker and still shoot them almost exclusively with very little intention to change. The 88s are the exception as they're the only one that's tough to get good accuracy with. I recently tried the Berger 85.5 and this was the only way I could make it palatable. (I've previously talked a bunch of shit about bergers to my friends)

That's a sharpie red colored tip FYI
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108gr ELD-M. The jacket getting thicker as it gets to the nose is clear. As well, the lead coming way up and around the shaft of the tip.
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Quite a difference in tip opening, how deep the opening is before hitting lead, and the jacket thickness at the nose. Same 108gr ELD-M on the right.
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@Formidilosus can you spell out what’s going on in that last intact bullet lineup with the hash lines?
Left to right 77TMK, new TMK, Berger 85.5 on the right?

Left bullet looks to have too long of a boattail to be a 77. I'm guessing the bigger bullets are bigger than 6mm. 7mm maybe?
 
I assume there's a deliberate lack of information there, sort of IYKYK. but I don't know I'm not near savvy enough to read between the lines


Based on what has been shared I’ll take a wild guess

107, 115/116/117, and a new low to mid teens 6mm
 
It’s almost like Hornady should tell people there was no consideration for guaranteed upset when designing the elem and they don’t suggest people hunt with them.
 
What are the chances the 153s stabilize at creedmoor speeds in the 1:8.7" twist Sauer I just got?

I would assume pretty high if they are less pointy than 147 eldms and those work.

Stability is going to be pretty marginal if the overall length is above 1.42”. Which it is sure to be.
 
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