Shots 106 to 110. Berger 105 hy. 33.4 varget. No powder or depth tuning. Shots 100 to 105 about the same.
Shots 106 to 110. Berger 105 hy. 33.4 varget. No powder or depth tuning. Shots 100 to 105 about the same.
Awesome grouping!
Waiting to change scopes and some more trigger work. I have not tested the trigger pull yet. But I believe it to be 7 to 9 pounds. After this hundred rounds I will anneal the brass, case trim and start load development. Most bullets will be berger 105 hy. and 108's, because that's what I have. Powder will be varget, h4350 and staball. Test will be done at 600 or 750 yards. And will probally not chrono anything until I'm done. I will let the target decide. Test will follow Alex Wheelers method. I will find the what the gun likes and repeat it 2 more times to confirm.
I don't like like the Saterlee test unless you repeat 2 more times. I also find that a magneto speed screws with accuracy. And thats what I own. If I had a labradar I would chrono everything. I also like Alex's method at distance. The target doesn't lie.
The reason I like the Labradar, can do the accuracy and vel at the same time.
7 to 9 pounds? or ounces?
Pounds.
I am ready to see your results at longer ranges. Looks like it might be better than the 6 creed.
The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.
WOW. Mine adjusted down to 2.6lbOriginally Posted by wywindsor
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