I didn't read that anywhere in their info. I assumed since you could manually input bullet info it would work for all bullets.
EDIT: I found this
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EDIT: I found this
The reason I'm not trying H4350 is cuz everyone else does. Lol. Right or wrong I'm kinda that guy who can't go with the flow. I am testing with IMR4350 and Accurate 4350 however.
Don't get too wrapped around the axel with this stuff unless you plan to shoot into the next area code. I'm not familiar with how the program works but if it processes the bullet form factor internally (which is based on specific bullet measurements: nose length, nose profile, meplat diameter, boat tail angle and boat tail length) inputting your own data without these numbers will not produce correct data.
Edit: Well there ya go
Here's another useful tool to get you started if you don't have a ballistic calculator.
http://appliedballisticsllc.com/ballistics/
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How far is the next area code?
I'm gonna shoot everything from 100-1000yds and I may just keep going.
Just a euphemism for a long waaaays <---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Does the pointy end or the flat end of the bullet go in the shell case?
Interestingly enough, that has been tested. One of the gun rags put some in backwards and test fired them. At close range they actually held a reasonably decent group. Longer range, not so much. I’ll see if I can find a link.
That would look funny as hell if you had them on the bench and someone saw them. Send me the link if you find it. I can have some fun with my friends with them knowing I'm getting into loading.
Its really pretty easy to tell. The pointed end helps guide the bullet into the case mouth for seating. However, a boat tail bullet is tapered on both ends making it universal.
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