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Posted: 5/21/2011 7:14:44 AM EDT
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Anybody have a trajectory chart or info on it? How close is it to that of M193?
I tried google and got conflicting information and couldn't find anything here, which I thought was kind of strange. I plan ion using MK262 as my primary SHTF round, but will stick to M193 and steel .223 for plinking. I want to determine if I will need to rezero my Aimpoint when switching. I know I would need to for precision shots, but for battle rifle accuracy, is it necessary when switching between these two rounds? How much will I be off? |
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I shoot a little bit of Mk262 and fair amounts of IMI M193. Seldom in the same rifle, but I did run some Mk262 in a DD LW 14.5" that has a known sight-in setting for the M193. Best I remember the IMI 55s shoot approximately 2" higher at 100 Yds (maybe even less) with a small Windage shift in that specific barrel. This can vary from barrel to barrel, however.
I think the different trajectory will be less important at moderate ranges than the POI shift. You might get lucky with one printing more or less directly above the other. ETA: BH Mk262 (commercial red box) chronographed 2,814 fps out of my 18" Noveske SPR barrel; 2,738 fps out of a 16" Noveske CL barrel; and 2,672 fps in the 14.5" DD LW (all 1x7 NATO chambers). There were pressure signs in all three - you don't want to shoot this in any .223 chamber. |
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What about a 20" barrel? I've got an upper with a BCM 20" SAM-R barrel. Looking to try some MK262 soon but it would be nice to get some info from someone running a similar set-up first... I've been shooting 75gr Hornady A-max out of a 1\8 twist Douglas barrel with a SSAMI .223 chamber. My 200, 300 and 600 yard come ups are almost exactly what is listed on the MK262 dope card. The trajectory of the MK262 looks closer to the curve of M855 out of an M4 than M193 out of an M16. To the OP, you're going to have to decide what zero you want for the heavy stuff, then see where the light stuff groups so you know how many clicks or MOA you need to add or subtract when switching ammo. Be prepared for a windage shift as well. |
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