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    Crooked Bergers

    Just bought a box of Berger VLD Hunting 7mm 140 grn (for 7/08).

    Most of the tips are finished off at a slight angle (not square).

    Will it affect accuracy/performance? I think not, but someone might have some experience with them?

    Seems a bit sloppy. Or maybe I'm pedantic.

    Thanks

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    doesnt make a difference, I have tested the square finish vs angled finish at the range and all flew fine. Make ure you measuer off the ogive when checking your length. I found in excess of 11 thou variance in length of Amaxes... Not sure if that was a bad batch or typical of them

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    You can get a bullet pointer and a meplat trimmer if your keen. I think it offered about 2% increase in BC through trimming and 3/4 - 1 MOA less drop @ 1000y through the bullet pointing process. I doubt I could even measure that sort of increase considering my own inbuilt shooting variation.

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    hmm, I wondered that when i opened up my box of VLD's and just assumed that they were all like that.

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    when they are spinning at 300000rpm the will look flat
    If its guns, tits or tyres it's going to cost you lots of money

 

 

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