What was the oal Ed ?Factory load for .222
Tested in a cheap and cheerful RWS rifle with a ropey bore.
21.4gr RS42
CCI400
PPU brass
Fox Classic Hunter tipless 50gr
Only three rounds but you get the gist
soon to be available in retailers near you
I don't know why yo keep wasting your time. The're too long... You'll never get them to stabilise!Factory load for .222
Tested in a cheap and cheerful RWS rifle with a ropey bore.
21.4gr RS42
CCI400
PPU brass
Fox Classic Hunter tipless 50gr
Only three rounds but you get the gist
soon to be available in retailers near you
Pretty much the same as with the tip. The tip is just a little piece of plastic that protects the hollow point from deformation and to give a nice streamlined shape. It will also improve the BC which of course really matters once you get out 300 plus metres.Very Good.
If they are for Roe , what is their terminal performance without the tip?
Any one tried.
I'm still using 35 gr Hornady in my .222.
I will try some of the fox 50 gr tip less.
+1: it's not on the company's websiteEd do you mean RS 40? Cannot find RS 42 anywhere
I don't know why yo keep wasting your time. The're too long... You'll never get them to stabilise!
Sorry Mr rifles. That was my attempt at Humour.we didnt and we have
Standard factory 1:14" twist .222
looks pretty stable to me......
Edit:
NOT RS42
This was actually N130
Factory price same as .223