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Originally Posted by Kachok
Berger VLD Hunting 140gr .614 BC
Hornady SST 140gr .525 BC
Nosler Ballsitic Tip 140gr .509 BC
Nosler Accubond LR 129gr .561 BC
Heck even the flat base Nosler Partition is a .490 BC
The 6.5mm caliber has alot of remarkably high BC bullets.
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You also have the option of Woodleigh's .264 Protected Point 160 grain bullets. They have a
BC of .509 and have ridiculous
sectional density (SD) of .328. You need a .308 bullet of 220+ grains, a .416 bullet of 400+ grains, or a .458 bullet of 500+ grains to beat that sectional density (this type of sectional density is CXP4 criteria).
I would also like to note that it doesn't make sense to compare different caliber bullets by grain size, they should be compared by Sectional Density. I would rather be hit by a 1 pound sack of feathers than a 1 pound sack of lead!