Hornady · Rifle

7.62X39 111 gr Monoflex® Hornady BLACK®

0.175BC (G1)

111.0gr7.19 g

716m/s2350 fps

1845J1361 ft·lb

Manufacturer	Hornady
Calibre	7.92 mm (.312")
Bullet weight	111.0 gr · 7.19 g
Ballistic coefficient G1	0.175
Ballistic coefficient G7	not published
Drag model used	G1
Muzzle velocity	716.3 m/s · 2350 fps
Muzzle energy	1845 J · 1361 ft·lb
Sectional density	0.163
Form factor	i1 0.932
Category	Rifle
Source	Hornady website 2026-07-02 (verified)

Reading these numbers

Only a G1 ballistic coefficient is published for this load, so BallisticApp solves it against the G1 drag table. G1 BC drifts with velocity — the figure below is valid near the muzzle and drops off as the bullet slows.

Muzzle energy of 1845 J (1361 ft·lb) is computed from the bullet weight and muzzle velocity above, not quoted from the catalogue. Sectional density 0.163 describes weight per unit of frontal area; divided by the ballistic coefficient it gives the form factor, which is how much drag the shape adds over the standard projectile.

Among the 17 loads of this bore diameter in the database, this one's G1 BC of 0.175 is higher than 3 of them.

Similar 7.92 mm (.312") loads

Power-Shok Rifle, 7.62x39, 123 Grain, Jacketed Soft Point, 2350 fps123 gr · BC 0.274 · 716 m/s 7.62x39 123 gr FMJ Frontier®123 gr · BC 0.266 · 713 m/s 7.62x39 123 gr SST® Hornady BLACK®123 gr · BC 0.295 · 716 m/s SAKO Rapid Expansion Series 7,62 x 39 8 g / 123 gr123 gr · BC 0.222 · 715 m/s Winchester Deer Season XP 7.62 x 39mm 123 gr123 gr · BC 0.304 · 725 m/s Winchester Power-Point 7.62 x 39mm 123 gr123 gr · BC 0.244 · 721 m/s

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