Nosler Varmegeddon "tipped"?

Mobuck

November 21, 2013 02:59

How do these compare with the Ballistic Tips of same weight?

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RobOz

November 21, 2013 14:51
The .224 55 grain Varmegeddon is a flat base bullet opposed to the boat tail Ballistic Tip. I have shot thousands of the tipped and not tipped Varmegeddon bullets and think the are one of the beat buys in varmint bullets. Give them a shot, you won't be sorry.
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FrancF

November 22, 2013 13:42
quote:Originally posted by RobOz
The .224 55 grain Varmegeddon is a flat base bullet opposed to the boat tail Ballistic Tip. I have shot thousands of the tipped and not tipped Varmegeddon bullets and think the are one of the beat buys in varmint bullets. Give them a shot, you won't be sorry.

+1 Out of my 40x, flat base still take the edge on accuracy. Have no idea why but the do.
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5mmgunguy

December 10, 2013 13:16
The gas pressure is slightly difference shot to shot as the bullet exits the muzzle. The flat base bullet comes out of the muzzle cleaner, the whole base is all 90 degrees to the gas vector exiting the muzzle. There is no tapered part of the base for the gases to influence sideways and ever so slightly influence differently shot to shot.
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