• Frank's Lesson's Contest

    We want to see your skills! Post a video between now and November 1st showing what you've learned from Frank's lessons and 3 people will be selected to win a free shirt. Good luck everyone!

    Create a channel Learn more
  • Having trouble using the site?

    Contact support

Took my Badger .260 rem out to 1k...

K_4c

Old Salt
Full Member
Minuteman
  • Oct 13, 2008
    2,842
    64
    Nebraska
    Buddy and I had a nice range day.... 45 degrees with a 4-7 mph wind (not bad for Nebraska weather in the month of March).

    Anyway, I went 3 for 3 @ 1k in rapid succession (3 shots/3 hits in 7 seconds!). Target was a 30" gong (I know, that's a huge target.... but it was still a good time). Our (I should say, his range) range consist mostly of 9x15" ipsc plates which we made numerous hits out to 1k and in to 700.

    Jon Beanland built .260 rem

    No comments on the ice hockey table gents... my kids are overtaking parts of my man cave... it has since been relocated (storage closet...ha).

    24e6fcg.jpg


    here's a video... enjoy

    http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BxdL3PCF1LA&feature=plcp
     
    Last edited:
    vitals:
    .260 rem badger m2008/Kreiger #17 1:8 22"
    139 gr scenars over 42.8 h4350 @2.850"
    NF 3.5-15x50 mil/mil
    KRG whiskey 3 in atacs camo
    atlas
    TBAC 30-BA (I run this can on my .308 badger build as well... it's a sweet piece of kit).
     
    small world... I graduated from Malcolm, went into the service for 6 years and now live in Lincoln... I do a lot of turkey/deer hunting in that area.

    take care bud.
     
    Can you give some information on the ammo used and your elevation changes from 700 - 1000?

    Sure thing bud,

    Brass: Lupua .260
    Primer: CCI 200
    Projectile: 139 gr scenar
    Powder: H4350 (42.8 gr)
    COL:2.850"
    Temp: 40-45F
    Densisty alt: 430-500 ft (per my kestrel)
    estimated MV: 2750-2780 fps (no reason to burn my barrel out off hot loads... she shoots great out to 1k).


    700 meters: 5.3 mils
    800 meters: 6.6
    900 meters: 8.1 mils
    1000 meters: 9.8 mils (with a 4 mph I had .6 mils on the glass for wind).
     
    Last edited:
    Sure thing bud,

    Brass: Lupua .260
    Primer: CCI 200
    Projectile: 139 gr scenar
    Powder: H4350 (42.8 gr)
    COL:2.850"
    Temp: 40-45F
    Densisty alt: 430-500 ft (per my kestrel)
    estimated MV: 2750-2780 fps (no reason to burn my barrel out off hot loads... she shoots great out to 1k).


    700 meters: 5.3 mils
    800 meters: 6.6
    900 meters: 8.1 mils
    1000 meters: 9.8 mils (with a 4 mph I had .6 mils on the glass for wind).

    And pics of your rig? Im a pic whore. Ill show you mine, too. LOL
     
    I've got an M2008 with a 17" .308, a 22" .260, and a 24" 6x47L.

    I've got an M2013 on the way and the .260 barrel will sit on that.

    vitals:
    .260 rem badger m2008/Kreiger #17 1:8 22"
    139 gr scenars over 42.8 h4350 @2.850"
    NF 3.5-15x50 mil/mil
    KRG whiskey 3 in atacs camo
    atlas
    TBAC 30-BA (I run this can on my .308 badger build as well... it's a sweet piece of kit).
     
    Sure thing bud,

    Brass: Lupua .260
    Primer: CCI 200
    Projectile: 139 gr scenar
    Powder: H4350 (42.8 gr)
    COL:2.850"
    Temp: 40-45F
    Densisty alt: 430-500 ft (per my kestrel)
    estimated MV: 2750-2780 fps (no reason to burn my barrel out off hot loads... she shoots great out to 1k).


    700 meters: 5.3 mils
    800 meters: 6.6
    900 meters: 8.1 mils
    1000 meters: 9.8 mils (with a 4 mph I had .6 mils on the glass for wind).



    Awhile back I remember reading a write up by Zac Smith on the .260, 6.5 creed and 6.5x47.... I seem to remember his dope at 1k was 7.1 mils at 5000 ft.....

    While in the service, we were taught for every 2500 ft of altitude, one needs to +or- 1 moa (issued the m3a/1 moa elevation adj).

    With the actual dope that I compiled above at 400 ft (density altitude), is it likely the 2.7 mils discrepancy between Zak's dope and mine are based mainly off altitude differences? I never chrono'd any of my loads but I would assume they are close to 2750-2800.

    I know there are many other variable, but the main differences between data was altitude.

    Thanks for any feedback rendered here guys...
     
    Last edited:
    Man that's horrible shooting, you should let me take it off your hands lol. I been wanting to do a Badger build lately and the KRG stocks are nice!