The below is from the article in the link.
"Most bullets realize around 2 to 4% improvement in BC from pointing. The 7mm Hybrid achieves an 8% improvement in the already high BC by pointing its tip." Makes sense now.
I went over to Swampy's to check out his offering for 7mm and his 180gr has a claimed BC of .735.
I shoot Swampy's 180 LBT in .308, which has a claimed BC of .575 and I was definitely interested in what Bryan was saying about the upcoming .30 caliber bullets but my thinking was these bullets would have to be quite heavy and sure enough he mentions a weight of 230+gr. That is going to be some increase in recoil with an F-TR rifle, amybe I'll leave it for the F-Openers unless the BC is just too good to pass up.
"The new .30 caliber bullets will have much higher BC�s than any existing line of bullets. Since they�re basically scaled up copies of the new 7mm Hybrid, the BC�s on the new .30 cal Hybrids will be higher than the 7mm�s."
