Lot# 1025001
| Manufacturer: | Desert Tech Munitions |
| Projectile: | Hornady A-MAX |
| Projectile Type | A-MAX Tipped, FMG BT VLD ELR |
| Projectile Weight: | 750 Grain |
| Projectile Length: | 2.53 Inch |
| Sectional Density: | .412 Inch |
| Projectile Diameter: | .510 Inch |
| Muzzle Velocity: | 2700 |
| Ballistic Coeficient: | G1: 1.115 |
| G7: 0.572 | |
| Muzzle Energy: | 12,142 ft. lbs |
| Usage: | Extreme Long Range, Target |

Drop Chart:
RANGE YARDS: Distance to target
ELEV MRAD: Elevation adjustment in Milradians (U=up, D=down)
ELEV MOA: Elevation Adjustment in Minutes Of Angle (U=up, D=down)
SPIN MRAD: Spin Drift Adjustment, add to lead/windage in Milradians
SPIN MOA: Spin Drift Adjustment, add to lead/windage in Minutes Of Angle
LEAD MRAD: Windage or LEAD adjustment for wind direction or moving target
TOF SEC: Time of flight in seconds for projectile to impact target at refereced distance
ENERGY FT-LBS: Projectile energy on impact


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*Average Muzzle Velocity will vary depending on the condition and type of rifle used, barrel length, altitude, ambient temperatures, wind, and other unforseen factors. The average velocity listed is taken with our test rifle to 100 yards in average temperature conditions and should be a reliable velocity if you're equimpent is similar. A chronograph is recommended for exact velocity measurements.
