An AR won't have the same velocity, so RPM will be different. MV × 720 ÷ TWIST = RPM.
When a bullet approaches max (without destruction) any imperfection gets exaggerated.
That bullet is also rather long for its weight, so jump could be important.
An AR won't have the same velocity, so RPM will be different. MV × 720 ÷ TWIST = RPM.
When a bullet approaches max (without destruction) any imperfection gets exaggerated.
That bullet is also rather long for its weight, so jump could be important.
I'm a firm believer in the theory that if it bleeds, I can kill it.
I dropped my powder charge to 24.0 grains which brought my velocity to 3048 FPS (sweet spot for my AR using this bullet). I also seated the bullet .070" deeper as suggested to 2.185."Two five shot groups shrunk to 7/8" and 3/4"
I would like to dismiss the size of my groups by attributing it to my lack of skill. I'm beginning to think it takes A LOT of skill to group under 3/4 MOA. Bench shooting is also not my forte. Practically speaking however, a solid 1 MOA gun is accurate enough as the shooter remains the primary limiting factor.
Bill
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