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    10 shot group shot at 200m today with my 6x45 , very windy and not the best conditions to do load development , still managed 55mm so it’s under moa . I stopped after this initial group and will shoot some more on a better day
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    It's catching on

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    Another recent example.

    Remington model 7 .243, factory stock except floated & pillar bedded in the plastic stock.

    10 rounds 95gr targex with 2209 near book max. Random OAL something like 0.050" off the lands.

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    Better than it is reasonable to expect from this rifle. Speed good. SD a bit wide but it's mixed lot factory fed brass so youd expect that, and it's fine for the purpose - hunting inside 500 odd metres. Adjust to zero, out to 450m - plate centre, happy days. Sorted


    Note for those worried about barrel heat and walking, these model 7 barrels are like a drinking straw, this is 10 rounds fired in a rapid string.
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    Got a new rifle set up for PRS. Of course I have followed this load development method (as in, don't develop loads, because it isn't real). 105 aeromatch 0.050" off the lands, enough 2208 to get roughly 2800-2850? Sweet.



    10 rds at 652m - looks like it works good enough for any practical purposes. Could I get better precision by "tuning" ? Who knows. Is having poor precision gonna be what loses me matches? No, its gonna be my dumb brain

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    Good shooting old bean . . . How much wind?

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    About 1-2ms pretty much at 6 o'clock, obviously more like 5:30. I didn't correct for it at all, just checking that my AB profile is good

 

 

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