You can get any cartridge to zero at 315. Depends how high you want to be at 100-200 yds. They're focusing on the guy that wants to be 2" high at 100yd and not worry about hold over/ turrets out to 400. I like it either way. I'm really interested at what price point nosler will be offering the new rifle.
Even LR turret twisters should appreciate less wind drift from high velocity and high B.C.'s.
Speaking of costs, to me the critical point will be cost of brass. People will be building their own rifles, so price of the Nosler rifle may be less critical to the future of the 26 Nosler round.
DF
