All good man! I haven’t been able to go in probably 5 years outside of a handful of times.
that guy on youtube called "bloke on the range" has a series of videos of people doing it. I will shamefully admit I even did it cold bore with two rifles. He said they had to be 11lbs or lighter. That was tough for me as most of my junk weighs a lot more than that. No cherry picked loads. Both cold bore.
How about a 15 round string? Not .25, but sub moa on all three from a home built AR off the hood of my gator. Did I mention it was factory IMI 77g?
I like what you did there. 3 different targets to show all the actual impacts. Then, it can be averaged from greatest dispersion. Which may have less weight than average dispersion.
Not an overlay but some numbers to correlate I reckon. If I did the maff right
That's exactly what I was thinking.
I agree with shooting as the rifle will normally be used. It would tend to be more realistic in terms of how the rifle will react in the field.
And also, with considerations to impact velocity and bullet performance, a good idea of the effective range of that gun.
Good call. On that one, on my Strelok Pro for that gun, it is over 1800 at 500 yards and below it at 600 yards. I believe I was using 2k as a minimum. But I am aware of other bullets, such as the Hornady Precision Hunter 175 gr 7 PRC having 1800 fps on the back of the box. And with that one, I had emailed Hornady tech support. That bullet actually expands at 1600 fps and faster. But I believe they print 1800 fps to ensure a shooter is getting good performance at impact velocity.
yep...i have a 300 win mag that will shoot well past 500 meters but in my old hands it would require the target to wait patiently until i finally walked a round into it
Yes, mainly because of me. The shooting position I have is in the woods with a tripod. Also, my sight line in most places I can hunt maxes out about around 300.
Nobody is saying all bullets performed identically. FMJ's being target bullets is new to me, but obviously nobody is recommending those. I'm guessing based on your comment you didn't look at either of the links.
I read the linked article. And then, again, just now in case I missed where you mentioned using FMJ for hunting. And you did not. So, I am missing something. I saw a few other people mention FMJ but not you.
