The race for speed

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Originally Posted by crnkin

haha wool.

I had the numbers all fubared in my head, thought it was 1000 fps faster for the amax's. I retract my previous statement.

If any of you who haven't seen greg's 1:7 twist shoot those bergers, its understandable you would wonder why.

But its fucking amazing. It has been built properly, but even so, the way it hits the small gongs way past 1000m is hard to believe. A very cool rifle which ONLY downside is the barrel life, everything else is perfect. Low recoil, flat shooting, super accurate, east to load for (im told), cheap brass, cheap powder, cheap pills etc etc etc

Chris

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much nicer to here Dooonnnnggggggg than "dink" though... bigger is better :P

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Originally Posted by leathel

much nicer to here Dooonnnnggggggg than "dink" though... bigger is better :P

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I couldn't agree more, the 338 has ALOT of authority, but the 416 makes it sound like a toy, its going to be interesting to hear the 375 :thumbsup:

That 22-243 is amazingly accurate, its best so far is two bunnies with one shot at 900 yards :o I doubt I can better that..... ;)

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Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg

You need a 22 cal barrel in fast twist for the big, 69-90grain etc or slow twist for the 50 ish ones.
The Barnes will probably need a 1-8.
Talk to Robbie at Gunworks Canterbury he has built heaps of them.

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