Winchester Rifle 358 Winchester 200 gr
| Manufacturer | Winchester |
|---|---|
| Calibre | 9.07 mm (.357") |
| Bullet weight | 200.0 gr · 12.96 g |
| Ballistic coefficient G1 | 0.195 |
| Ballistic coefficient G7 | not published |
| Drag model used | G1 |
| Muzzle velocity | 759.0 m/s · 2490 fps |
| Muzzle energy | 3733 J · 2753 ft·lb |
| Sectional density | 0.224 |
| Form factor | i1 1.149 |
| Category | Hunting |
| Source | Winchester website 2026-07-02 (verified) |
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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 3733 J (2753 ft·lb) is computed from the bullet weight and muzzle velocity above, not quoted from the catalogue. Sectional density 0.224 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 35 loads of this bore diameter in the database, this one's G1 BC of 0.195 is higher than 10 of them.
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