Re: .375 Cheytac questions
The case I have based my 375 Lil'Terminator on is smaller than the Cheytac case.
I have done most of my testing at 625 yards as that is the greatest distance I can set a target up.
In testing the 400s shot the best in my barrel with a number of 3 shot .3 moa groups, most groups were around .6 -.75 moa, wind being the usual culprit.
It is fairly hilly over here & the sea isn't that far away either making wind a fairly common occurance & it usually isn't constant.....
This is shooting prone of a bipod & rear bag.
I also shot some .5 moa groups with the 425s, but haven't finished testing yet.
I have shot the 400s at rocks & had a .5moa 2 shot group at 1700 with the final shot blowing it out to a moa.
I also shot an approx 2 group at 2380, amazing waiting for the projectile to get there
Unfortunitly I'm still waiting for another reamer to rechamber my 375 to allow me to use better dies than the ones I made up.
Until then I really struggle to make straight ammo which doesn't help accuracy at all with such a long projectile hanging out of the case !!!!
So I have suspended testing until it is rechambered.
I'm really looking forward to being able to push these projectiles faster.
What I really like about the CE is that they have a hollow nose & they do expand, unlike most other mono-metal projectiles I have seen & used, so they can be used on game as well as targets.
CE seems to me to be the only maker selling mono metal 375s with a decent weight & BC that actually fly well......
There has been so much BS floating around for quite awhile now....
Most threads tend to turn into pissing competions about who has the highest BC etc between manufacturers/providers whos bullets haven't even been proven to fly yet......
CEs BCs are reasonably accurate I have found, their projectiles are reasonably conservative form wise but they fly...... which seems to me puts them at the head of the game currently.
