[rsilvers]

Agreed that starting out at a higher velocity gives longer range for any given bullet.

The plywood and drywall should be whatever the FBI uses - that is all standardized. But I also don't know what it is.

I don't have an exact BC, but it should be about 0.300.

The bullet is designed to be loaded to a nominal 2.245 inches OAL and perfectly rest against the rib. That is what I had done to a whole slew of bullets (the UMC included) from several manufactures.

The black tip is plastic. The bullet is solid copper. The tip is unusually large to allow for a larger cavity to control penetration.

While solid copper bullets are not cheap, there will also be plastic-tipped jacketed-lead bullets with this profile - its gonna be great.