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  1. 05-06-2015, 07:57 PM #1
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    Alco Projectiles

    Check out these ultra high BC projectiles from Alco at Alcobullets.com

    338 projectiles in development







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  3. 05-06-2015, 08:06 PM #2
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    Numbers look good if accurate, tho they do look like the would be single feed in most if not all rifles just due to bending the tip with recoil.
    I wonder if the would be tricky to get shooting well?
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    Alco Projectiles

    Can be ordered in alloy or steel tip for mag feed

    Lots of info on the website

    They make 300 blackout projectiles as well in.....

    110g
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    Whats up with the rebated boattail?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    Whats up with the rebated boattail?
    In the website blurb it says it promotes less muzzle gas interference upon muzzle exit.
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    How many have you got coming?
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    7mm 208s look the go
    Where's the 6.5s at????
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    They look a bit like the original Hornady amax with the aluminium tip. The BC for the 162 .284 was just over .7 G1

    The rebated boattail is easier to make in the Corbin dies which is what the manufacturer probably used.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stug View Post
    They look a bit like the original Hornady amax with the aluminium tip. The BC for the 162 .284 was just over .7 G1

    The rebated boattail is easier to make in the Corbin dies which is what the manufacturer probably used.
    I only have two of the original 7 mm a max left
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    Quote Originally Posted by 7mmsaum View Post
    I only have two of the original 7 mm a max left
    @7mmsaum I've got 34 if you are interested, Tuiman2 has some as well I think

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    why someone would list G1 BC for a VLD does not make ANY sense to me...

    some interesting high BC projectiles coming out of Aus as well - B&T energetics ELRMT
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