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Thread: Titan Reloading - Vendor Sponsor of Cast Boolits has LEE Mold B.C. chart

  1. 01-16-2018, 01:08 AM #1
    bruce drake
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    Titan Reloading - Vendor Sponsor of Cast Boolits has LEE Mold B.C. chart

    https://www.titanreloading.com/balli...ients-on-molds

    One of the site's forum advertisers has put up a chart of all LEE Mold products they carry in addition to their Ballistic Coefficients.

    Titan Reloading, Thank You!

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  2. 01-16-2018, 12:27 PM #2
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    Thanks Bruce ...
    and if the mold is not a Lee and you need the BC - http://gundata.org/ballistic-coefficient-calculator/
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  3. 01-16-2018, 10:29 PM #3
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    Very handy, Thank you Titan!
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  4. 01-17-2018, 06:07 PM #4
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    Well, both the Titan and the GunData link are pretty much ballpark figures... and the link has no cast or flatpoint options. But, certainly better than nothing, if you want to plug in something into a ballistics program. There are very few 1,000 yard cast boolit shooters, and anyone in the long range business knows calculations are just a starting point, so here we have a starting point for your starting point.

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  5. 01-17-2018, 10:37 PM #5
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    Well I don't shoot that far, but I was playing with a little ballistic's program I ran across over on Gateway to Airguns.

    It is still nice to know roughly where to start.

    Gave me a pretty good idea of how much drop to expect from my Highpoint .45acp carbine.
    Showed me that a 75 yard zero would give me pretty easy shots out to 150 yards, that is far enough for that girl. .45 colt with the same boolit will be next.
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