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Thread: BRNO .243 preferred ammo

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    BRNO .243 preferred ammo

    Hi all,
    Recently purchased myself a prime condition BRNO ZKK601 in .243. I'm looking at getting into reloading in the future but for now can anyone recommend some factory ammo that their BRNO likes? Or should I just trial & error till I find something that works? I've heard good things about the new Sako ammo?
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    For a BRNO with a 1-10 twist i would try what you like up to 100gr flat base , as the twist rate does not like the Boat tail 100gr+ as a general rule.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tankd View Post
    For a BRNO with a 1-10 twist i would try what you like up to 100gr flat base , as the twist rate does not like the Boat tail 100gr+ as a general rule.
    Yep what he ^^^ said.
    The Federal blue box 85 and 100gr was recommended to me. I only used a box of 85gr at the range before my reloading components showed up.
    For handloads the Hornady 90gr eld-x and Sierra 85gr Gameking and 100gr Prohunter all shoot very well and drop deer well. The 103gr eld-x was horrible, many shots not even on A4 paper at 100m!
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    You'll have try try them all, every rifle is different and trial and error is the way to go. Sounds like fun experimenting at the range.
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    nah its a 243, anything that goes bang will do.
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