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Thread: Assessing resulting vertical spread from ES (or SD) for your load at distance

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  1. 06-08-2018, 07:33 PM #15
    Micky Duck
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    its all there in "the sharpshooter" written years and years ago...... and they used four rifles from memory to try it out. mind you back then 50fps variation was very good and they were still shooting deer out to 600 yards.
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