Less trajectory?
Moparmike
September 12, 2004, 06:32 PM
You could really go off the beaten path and get an 8mm Mauser. A little less trajectory than the .280 or 30-06, but it packs a pretty big punch.
Brasso mentioned that the 8mm Mauser has "a little less trajectory" than the other mentioned calibers in the "280 vs. .30-06" thread. How so? I guess I need edjumicated. :)
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Bwana John
September 12, 2004, 07:44 PM
If by "trajectory" they are refering to the parabolic curve that the projectile makes, which crosses the line of sight twice in a properly sighted rifle (@ ~25m & ~200m), then I would say that the 8mm X 57mm Mauser (7.92mm) has MORE trajectory than the 06, 270, or 280.
JohnKSa
September 12, 2004, 08:34 PM
What he MEANT to say was that it didn't shoot as flat as the other two cartridges.
That's not really a proper use of the word trajectory.
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