Thread: Ruger Ranch 300BLK

Originally Posted by tikka

Thats definitely better, the other thing I can suggest is weight you brass into 2 or 3 weight batchs that made a difference for me.

Also I run every batch through a chrony and have each batch separate and use one batch at a time then go onto the next, I've got 13 or 14 different reload batchs of 194gr Lehigh ME, 208gr Amax subs and 125gr BT supersonics. It keeps the ES down for each batch and better MOA. It only takes a couple of clicks to re-zero between batchs. Maybe a lot of work but need best accuracy for hunting with 300 Blackout at distance.

Work done on rifle was trigger lightened by me, and halfcock bolt, new barrel with it threaded for a ODL suppressor by the gunsmith.

Thanks Tikka,
I've been weighing brass too, found a big variation with Hornady brass. For your long range work, did you find your drop matched your calculated solution? Mine's about 1.5Mil lower @300M. I might need to do the tall target test.