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Nosler .30-06 Springfield 180 Grain E-Tip Lead-Free Brass Cased Centerfire Rifle Ammunition
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30-06 Nosler etip 40037...22” barrel
Number of Shots 17
Average of All Shots 2673 Feet/Sec
Extreme Spread 47 Feet/Sec
Standard Deviation 13 Feet/Sec
Temperature 85
Barometric Pressure 30.070in Hg
Bullet Weight 180 grains
Average Power Factor 481 crosses 2000 fps MOV around 425 yds. Nosler support says it’s minimum opening velocity can be as low as 1800 fps, like most recommends 2000 fps. We joke this ammo turned my rife into a laser, as we can shoot 3 rounds touching at 200 yds is we put the effort into it.
Number of Shots 17
Average of All Shots 2673 Feet/Sec
Extreme Spread 47 Feet/Sec
Standard Deviation 13 Feet/Sec
Temperature 85
Barometric Pressure 30.070in Hg
Bullet Weight 180 grains
Average Power Factor 481 crosses 2000 fps MOV around 425 yds. Nosler support says it’s minimum opening velocity can be as low as 1800 fps, like most recommends 2000 fps. We joke this ammo turned my rife into a laser, as we can shoot 3 rounds touching at 200 yds is we put the effort into it.
Pros:
- Accurate
- Consistent
- Lead Free
- Low standard deviation
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- Elk
- Bison up to 800 lbs
- Tough to kill large game
Would recommend: Yes
Good for heavier game
Test 22” barrel 6 rounds 71 degrees, near sea level avg vel 2682, 42 extreme spread, 2874 ft/lb muzzle. Copper mono type bullets generally Must have 2000 fps minimum velocity to open which means this is good to 400 yds. (1665 ft lbs) This particular round velocity can be as low as 1800 fps per Nosler tech data. I was sub 1 MOA at 200 yds.
Pros:
- Lower velocity expansion than most
Cons:
- cost
Best Used for:
- Bison up to 800 lbs
- Elk, deer moose most any large North American animal
Would recommend: Yes
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