75-Grain Speer Gold Dot 223: A Solid Punch at Long Range скачать в хорошем качестве

75-Grain Speer Gold Dot 223: A Solid Punch at Long Range

Speer's new Gold Dot rifle projectiles combine sleek ballistics with a wicked punch at the end. The 55 grain Speer Gold Dot liked close ranges, while the 62 strutted its stuff at 200 yards. Wait 'til you see what the Speer Gold Dot 75 can do at 200. Full Ballistics Gel Playlist:    • Ballistics Gel Tests - The Social Regressive   Test Rig: 1. Scout AR:    • Social Regressive Scout AR Project Rifle   2. Bushnell AR Optics 4.5-18x40mm BDC: http://shrsl.com/218ql 3. Weaver SPR Thumb Nut Mount: http://shrsl.com/218qm Sure, the 75-grain Speer Gold Dot leaves the barrel slower than the other two Gold Dots we've tested. But keep in mind that its high ballistic coefficient will actually keep its velocities higher as range increases. Its extra mass will also help it plow though gel and game very deeply. All three Gold Dots we've tested so far are excellent, and each one has its own unique place. I would load up the 55s for home defense with an AR, the 62s for .22-250, and the 75s for hunting. All three can get on target easily and perform consistently. If you want to see more videos like these, become a Patron of the Destructive Arts! For a buck or two a month, Patrons help keep the cameras running and receive sneak peeks and bonus footage.   / thesocialregressive   Kyle Broderick, The Social Regressive