RegionRat
Well-Known Member
Yes, I am not saying an SG less than 1.4 is instant death because it isn't.
We have seen it done both some with good outcomes and some with bad for the 88 ELDM in 8 twist. But if someone buys an 8 bbl and it doesn't work out with those 88s or 90s then they cannot complain.
If they are aware of the risks and can accept them, I see no reason not to try some since the cost of a single box is nothing compared to the grand scheme of things. The point is to make them aware that on one day they can get a different outcome just because the bullet is tipping over.
This stuff I posted is just to help out if folks don't understand the twist issues and what SG calculation are and what they are not. A parametric model isn't like an equation that balances exact forces. It is more like a generalized model where the results are judged based on many observations and many different bullet versions. It is a grey scale that shifts odds as it changes from good to bad odds.
