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Join the contest1. .300 win mag
2. .338 lapua mag
3. .50 BMG
sweet rig. what scope is sitting on top?42 pounds....it's a pussy-cat to shoot..![]()
S&B 5-45 High Powersweet rig. what scope is sitting on top?
Not me.1. .300 win mag
2. .338 lapua mag
3. .50 BMG
6 mm and 6.5mm based cartridges are fantastic performers...i used a 6.5 CM for quite some time and absolutely enjoyed it.Not me.
1000Y and less just a good old 6mmBR with 107's.
Currently past that 6.5 Saum with 140 hybrid at 3240 fps. I hit a 18" plate at 1987Y, 2 out of 4 tries.
When my Wildcat 30-375R barrel was shooting good the 230's at 2935 fps did better.
Had a 375CT back when it was a Wildcat like 16 years ago. Those are hard to beat! Back then brass was crappy and solids were hard to come by. PITA so I sold it. I'd do one now but a $10,000 rifle sitting in the safe being shot a few times a year at $10 a pop doesn't make sense at this point in my life.
I enjoy the 50 a lot. BUT it is VERY finicky with loads..I don't quite understand exactly why (maybe projectiles didn't transition to subsonic well) but a guy I used to know back then who had a Windrunner 50BMG using 750gr AMAX handloads had trouble hitting a 27" plate by 1900Y, and by 2100Y he couldn't hit it.
Meanwhile during the same outing I could tag both steel often with the 375CT using 350 gr Hooker tactical solids. I couldn't see where on the steel I was hitting because/solids. Time to go so when I went to get my steel I had 3 hits about 7" apart on the upper right hand corner at 2100Y.
I've shot 6.5saum for years, great round IMO.Not me.
1000Y and less just a good old 6mmBR with 107's.
Currently past that 6.5 Saum with 140 hybrid at 3240 fps. I hit a 18" plate at 1987Y, 2 out of 4 tries.
When my Wildcat 30-375R barrel was shooting good the 230's at 2935 fps did better.
Had a 375CT back when it was a Wildcat like 16 years ago. Those are hard to beat! Back then brass was crappy and solids were hard to come by. PITA so I sold it. I'd do one now but a $10,000 rifle sitting in the safe being shot a few times a year at $10 a pop doesn't make sense at this point in my life.
I've shot 6.5saum for years, great round IMO.
What is your barrel length and load for that 140@3240? When I was using 140's, ran them at 3120 from a 26" barrel . At 3160 things got interesting, as in blowing or getting serious flattening of primers, was using H1000.
Thank you. Figured you had a long barrel.It's a Surgeon XL, 9 twist Bartlein, at 29". I use 60.9gr Retumbo, Fed215, BUT I'm shooting out of a long action with the throat farther out and significantly longer OACL.