For extended range shooting we are interested only in bullets of the highest ballistic coefficient. For example the 30 caliber 220 grain Sierra has a ballistic coefficient of .655. Compared to the 150 grain Sierra spitzer with a ballistic coefficient of .409 the heavier bullet is the clear choice for long range work. Using the figures in the Sierra manual, firing these bullets out of a 300 Winchester magnum the top load listed will give us a velocity of 3300 fps with the 150 grain spitzer.
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Foot Terms-Tail Terms-Movement Terms-General Terms. Color Terms. Belton: intermingled colored and white hairs. Bicolor: a coat of two distinct colors. Brindle: an even mixture of dark colors with lighter colors, usually as a striped, tiger-like coat. Domino: reverse facial mask. Fawn: color of a newborn deer.Grizzled: a roan pattern that is usually a mixture of black, bluish-gray, iron gray, or red with white. Harlequin: black or blue patches on white. Hound-colored: black, tan and white with a black saddle.-Shaped: drop ear that tapers to a point. Color Terms-Coat Terms-Head Terms-Teeth Terms. Ear Terms-Neck Terms-Body Terms. Forequarters Terms-Rear quarters Terms. Foot Terms-Tail Terms-Movement Terms-General Terms. Neck Terms. Bull-neck: thick, muscular, often short neck. Crest: Arched area near the top of the neck.