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<blockquote data-quote="jdinny" data-source="post: 146278" data-attributes="member: 875">Berger has a stability factor calculator that you could input the BC and data in to see if it would stabilize. remember the optimal stability factor is 1.5 but to shoot accurate you don't necessary need a 1.5 stability rating. anything 1.5 and higher is excellent anything below 1.5 you will start to lose %'s of BC but accuracy will not be affected until your stability drops below 1.2. Temperature, altitude are all playing into tis factor.for ex there is guys hunting at elevation ( 6000ft) shooting 195gr bergers from a 1:9&quot; twist 7mm but the package says 1:8 is needed.- - - Updated - - -head over to sniper forums, or long range hunting forums you will get the die hard LR guys to weigh in- - - Updated - - -any load development I do I start there is as there is always someone doing what your looking for</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jdinny, post: 146278, member: 875"] Berger has a stability factor calculator that you could input the BC and data in to see if it would stabilize. remember the optimal stability factor is 1.5 but to shoot accurate you don't necessary need a 1.5 stability rating. anything 1.5 and higher is excellent anything below 1.5 you will start to lose %'s of BC but accuracy will not be affected until your stability drops below 1.2. Temperature, altitude are all playing into tis factor. for ex there is guys hunting at elevation ( 6000ft) shooting 195gr bergers from a 1:9" twist 7mm but the package says 1:8 is needed. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] head over to sniper forums, or long range hunting forums you will get the die hard LR guys to weigh in [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] any load development I do I start there is as there is always someone doing what your looking for [/QUOTE]

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