Sorry, this is out of a 70s ish Left handed 110 E .30-06 with a Leupold VX-1. I have tinkered with the trigger a little, but want a Timney and a little nicer stock.
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Sorry, this is out of a 70s ish Left handed 110 E .30-06 with a Leupold VX-1. I have tinkered with the trigger a little, but want a Timney and a little nicer stock.
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Sorry, this is out of a 70s ish Left handed 110 E .30-06 with a Leupold VX-1. I have tinkered with the trigger a little, but want a Timney and a little nicer stock.
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Well, my first time reloading and I am happy with the results.
I started with the upper left target, just going for grouping. Those are 51 gr. of H414 behind 165 gr Nosler ballistic tip setup .026 off the lands. They were setup kinda arbitrary and then I went and bought a Hornady OAL gauge .
Then I loaded 54.5 gr of 414 with the same bullet sitting .013 off the lands. I am shocked how much it closed up. I want to load the max for this set up at 56 gr of powder and set them at .010 of the lands and see what happens. I am thinking the tight group is right at .5 MOA.
I was shooting this at 100 yds, off a Lead Sled. Now I need to zero at 200 yds and I will be set for the season. Can't wait.
Brandon
First time having a group that I'm really proud of. This group was made during an OCW load test.
Model 12 LRP in 260 with SWFA SS 3-15x42. Lapua brass, CCI BR2, 140gr Hornady BTHP Match, 45.7gr H4831SC, 2.870" COL
"The truth is that all men having power ought to be mistrusted." - James Madison
very nice...what is your ogive and or COL measurements?Originally Posted by kevwil
First time having a group that I'm really proud of. This group was made during an OCW load test.
Model 12 LRP in 260 with SWFA SS 3-15x42. Lapua brass, CCI BR2, 140gr Hornady BTHP Match, 45.7gr H4831SC, 2.870" COL
Finally got to the range a couple weeks back and sighted my newest rifle in.
Savage .308 Hog Hunter at 100 yards
Great Job shooting
Thank you bean, for my first time out with it, I was very happy.
Last edited by campdude; 10-20-2014 at 07:15 AM.
Good shooting camp dude. I've never seen a direct same-target comparison of the 168g-175g. It's cool to see the poi difference-thx for posting.
That is a great looking rig you got there. I have the same JP muzzel break on my model 10 and love it. Solid groups by the way.
Shooting my SIG Sauer SSG3000... Manufacturer ammo 168g SMK GMM; three shot groups at 100yards. I shoot with a bipod and rear beanbag. The lower picture is the norm for the SIG and the upper picture was just some serious dumb luck. And you can bet I've kept the target seeing as how it will never happen again ;-)
Kind of proud of this five shot group out of a stock factory stevens 200 , 308 win.
Outstanding, great shooting
I have the same (I think) Stevens in 308. It does not shoot that good although all I shoot are cast out of it.
Beautiful target.
David
Kind of proud of this five shot group out of a stock factory stevens 200 , 308 win.
David , that gun impresses me everytime i put it on the bench , The first sub MOA group i shot with it i considered a fluke , But after shooting several more decided its a real shooter and for something i bought for just the action.
Not too bad for an Axis using Midsouth Dogtown HP bullets. They are ver cheap but do well for me.
These were shot out of my AR15 in 6.5 Grendel with a 16" Stainless bull barrel from Black Hole Weaponry shooting Hornady Match 123gr AMax factory ammo. Rounds 47-50 through the barrel. Measured .68x". Could probably be tightened up with handloads and/or a better shooting rest.
My best group ever! 7 shots should have stopped at 6 but dang! Lower 4 shots were Hornady 150gr SST. Pulled the last shot. Factory Federal Siera Match 168gr.
Still working on the load , not 100% happy with this one yet
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Savage 10 precision carbine 308- 3 shots- 100 yards
Last edited by hafejd30; 11-01-2014 at 08:41 PM.
Outstanding
Dang! That is awesome
Savage 10 precision carbine 308- 3 shots- 100 yards
My first time shooting 3 shot groups today with my Savage 10 FCP-SR (168gr Federal Premium SMK BTHP) at a 100 yards.
Looks good to me
Do you even shoot bro?
Just kidding, that's a great group!
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