What is the fastest factory bullet?

What is the fastest factory bullet?

.220 Swift
The . 220 Swift remains the fastest commercial cartridge in the world, with a published velocity of 1,422 m/s (4,665 ft/s) using a 1.9 grams (29 gr) bullet and 2.7 grams (42 gr) of 3031 powder.

How good is a 338 06?

The 338-06 is a great cartridge for hunting within 300 yards. I wouldn’t consider it a long range option though. Using a heavy for caliber bullet and keeping it under 200 yards makes the 338-06 a fine choice for timber hunting. If you want to reach out with a 338 class cartridge, you’re going to want more oomph though.

What kind of bullets are in a.358 Winchester?

Over the pond, the .358 Winchester is known by the millimeter designation, 8.8x51mm. Original factory ammunition was loaded with 200 and 250 gr. bullets, but if you handload, not only can you load the .358 to your liking, you also have the option of using .357” pistol bullets for smaller game.

Which is better.30-06 or.358 Winchester?

With its spitzer-pointed bullets, the .358 is a good medium- to long-range cartridge with capabilities out to 250 yards on big game. With the 250-grain bullet, it’s better than the .30-06 on heavy game at close ranges. The .358 in a bolt-action rifle with a good scope is as accurate as any hunting cartridge available.

What’s the wind drift of a.358 Winchester?

Wind drift (10mph) can be thought of in a similar context, rounding of to 12” at 300 yards. Regarding bullet weights, the .358 Winchester does its best work on light to mid weight game when loaded with 200-225 grain bullets which obtain a balance of high velocity, a reasonable trajectory, high trauma and desirable penetration.

Can a.358 Winchester be chambered in an AR 10?

The .358 Winchester has even been chambered in the AR-10 platform, supplementing the performance of the standard .308 Winchester. Several companies are producing barrels and some higher-end companies are producing complete rifles. This is a caliber I would love to have in a MSR (Modern Sporting Rifle).