100 yards, 3/8" mild steel.
Same bullet weight, 115gr. The penetrations are from 6.8, the dents are .300BLK.
22 September 2012
6.8 SPC vs .300 AAC Blackout
A guy and his dad were sighting in their rifles...
100 yards, 3/8" mild steel.
100 yards, 3/8" mild steel.
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Similar projectiles as well?
ReplyDelete(Although, given the difference in velocity, I'm not terribly surprised if so.)
Both were "hollow points". No specifics on brand in the thread.
ReplyDeleteJust thinking (and maybe not correctly) that a lead-cored HP or SP might not be as "barrier-blind" as a solid copper Barnes-X-type...
ReplyDeleteSounds reasonable. Copper is a lot harder than lead. The slightly smaller frontal area of the 6.8 helped too, I am sure.
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