With the training ammo I managed to get an average speed of 2927 out of about an 20" barrel. The speed spread was about 100fts over 5 shots. Was still shooting 3 shots under 1/2".
With the training ammo I managed to get an average speed of 2927 out of about an 20" barrel. The speed spread was about 100fts over 5 shots. Was still shooting 3 shots under 1/2".
Handloaded Hornady 55gn SPs were a good goat killer for me in my old M-Bolt .223. Including a few 200m shots that were:
Phpfttt.... (suppressed)
Thwack
Mheeehhhhhh
Roll down hill dead.
Only stopped using them as I now shoot 65gn SGK in my Sako.
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excuse my ignorance chaps but what exactly does Training ammo have over sporting ammunition,or vice versa.
Its cheap and really accurate in a lot of rifles. Great for semis too as its steel cases and no big deal when they get lost in the bush or get damaged during extraction.
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its good ammo for the price but my ruger m77 doesnt extract it properly but extracts all other ammo![]()
Forum member "the kid" and I shot like 15 hares today with it and it worked pretty spectacularly out to ~200 meters
Hey gimp, What hand guard is that fitted and whats the OD of it.
Don't know what it weighs exactly, it's light though.
It's a Troy Vtac Alpha tube and the OD is about 1.5"
I recovered a projectile out of 1 of the goats I knocked over last weekend.
Distance was approx 180m. Impact was through the front of the neck. Dropped it on the spot.
Found the projectile in the shoulder blade when I cut off one of the front legs.
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Life is natures way of keeping meat fresh
Those speeds are close to what I've chronyed it at also.
I don't know where they get their box speed from as I can't match it
Ya was still short on speed. Closer though
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