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    sighting in the new toy

    Sighted in the TC 270 today, about 1.2 inches high at 100m. Unfortunately I didn't get to shoot out to 200m as the wind was blowing really strong so I still yet don't have the info I need as to how well these rounds are grouping. Hornady 130 gr SST ammo.
    Just as I was about to squeeze off another round the unluckiest Hare in the world ran and stopped right behind my target, it was exactly 120m away. I aimed dead center on its shoulder and that's where the bullet entered. Good enough for now to hunt with. Hopefully later this week I will get the chance to shoot at 200m and really dial in the scope, I don't want to have to try a different brand of ammo as it starts to get expensive so I will be pissed off if this ammo doesn't group super tight.
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    Good shot.

    Hare today, gone tomorrow.
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    good to see you utilised the meat saver shot on that hare.....taken more than a few for the pot with mighty .270 over the years myself.

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    I've got a load of reloading equipment for 270 that's going to be surplus to requirements for me very soon. Lee Dies, Norma brass, ~90 140gr SST's and a handful of 130's. Any use to you?
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    Yeah could me mate. I'll pm you
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    aye, a new take on "reactive targets". Nicely done

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    Cant get deader than that. Always good target practise

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    Quote Originally Posted by PommyMcPomFace View Post
    I've got a load of reloading equipment for 270 that's going to be surplus to requirements for me very soon. Lee Dies, Norma brass, ~90 140gr SST's and a handful of 130's. Any use to you?
    I could be intersested in the brass if oneshot isn't

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    Quote Originally Posted by PommyMcPomFace View Post
    I've got a load of reloading equipment for 270 that's going to be surplus to requirements for me very soon. Lee Dies, Norma brass, ~90 140gr SST's and a handful of 130's. Any use to you?
    Ah bugger last again lol
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    At least you know it's shooting "minute of Hare" Looking at that you should be pretty much on the money but it pays to check at longer distances.

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    A good friend did the same thing years ago-sort of. 400+yrds with a 270 (again). I was there, saw it, so not him skiting with no witnesses.
    BUT it was a miss. The hare was sunning itself on a gravelly bank. The bullet struck a little low but there was just enough shrapnel from the stones and the bullet that it fecked the hare up.

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    I believe the correct term is 'Hare Splitting Accuracy'

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    Good shot.

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    Sorry, that was really bad, have to leg it.
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    sorry, sprint.
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