So i got an app which can do bullet performance comparison, and here what it shows:
I got few questions:
1) first of all, does it look right? Do i really get over 700 ft-lbs energy at 500 yards? So, even Wolf 100gr which costs 25 cents outperforms 556 M855/XM193 so much? Looks legit?
2) What about the capability of such bullet retaining the energy after penetrating some barriers (windshield or car door?); for example, i did watch some impressive videos on youtube like this:
But how would Wolf 100gr steel case perform in this test? Similar? Better maybe? (cuz its lighter?) Your comments?
3) How does it sound as stacking (making standard) the Wolf 100gr steel ammo then for 6.5G? I mean if it outperforms so much XM193 for same price of 25 cents then it is no brainer... Only thing is mags will hold a lil less. but other than that, it seems like perfect round for real combat and training. Is it? If that is the case im now considering making another build just for steel case shooting.
I got few questions:
1) first of all, does it look right? Do i really get over 700 ft-lbs energy at 500 yards? So, even Wolf 100gr which costs 25 cents outperforms 556 M855/XM193 so much? Looks legit?
2) What about the capability of such bullet retaining the energy after penetrating some barriers (windshield or car door?); for example, i did watch some impressive videos on youtube like this:
But how would Wolf 100gr steel case perform in this test? Similar? Better maybe? (cuz its lighter?) Your comments?
3) How does it sound as stacking (making standard) the Wolf 100gr steel ammo then for 6.5G? I mean if it outperforms so much XM193 for same price of 25 cents then it is no brainer... Only thing is mags will hold a lil less. but other than that, it seems like perfect round for real combat and training. Is it? If that is the case im now considering making another build just for steel case shooting.
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