Labor for Ballistics 3 Volume Classic 3.1g - 48gr. .223Rem

The LFB 3 Band Classic, here in caliber .223 Rem. with 3.1 g and 48 grs., ensures very good game meat preservation and reduces the risk of hematoma formation.Based on centuries-old technology for artillery projectiles, these cartridges were developed with the lead-free LFB 3 Band projectile (formerly Jaguar Classic). The copper alloy of the partially disintegrating projectile has a 20% lower weight than lead-containing projectiles. To achieve the same energy values despite this, the projectile speed was increased. Approximately 20 – 30% of the projectile mass is broken into large fragments in the game body. The rear part, on the other hand, is compressed and creates the desired exit wound. The combination of the aerodynamic projectile shape and the open hollow point, as well as the special copper alloy, results in very good game meat preservation and reduces the risk of hematoma formation. The aerodynamic projectile shape (high ballistic coefficient) additionally ensures that even with slow calibers, a significantly elongated trajectory is achieved.Technical Data:Manufacturer: LFBDesignation: 3 Band ClassicLead-free: YesManufacturer number: 110 101Caliber: .223 Rem.Projectile weight: 3.1 g/48 grs.Flight speed V0: 1,029.0 m/sFlight speed V50: 950.0 m/sFlight speed V100: 879.0 m/sFlight speed V150: 806.0 m/sFlight speed V200: 739.0 m/sFlight speed V250: 675.0 m/sFlight speed V300: 615.0 m/sProjectile energy E0: 1,647.0 JoulesProjectile energy E50: 1,404.0 JoulesProjectile energy E100: 1,193.0 JoulesProjectile energy E150: 1,009.0 JoulesProjectile energy E200: 849.0 JoulesProjectile energy E200: 709.0 JoulesProjectile energy E300: 587.0 JoulesGEE: 196.0 mImpact point location scope 0 m: -5.0Impact point location scope 50 m: 0.7Impact point location scope 100 m: 3.7Impact point location scope 150 m: 3.5Impact point location scope 200 m: -0.5Impact point location scope 250 m: -9.0Impact point location scope 300 m: -22.9VE: 10 pcs.Note: When using polygonal barrels, the use of LFB 3 Band projectiles should be avoided.