Doesnt sound too far off the mark to me,I used to use federal 150gr the box said 2820 from memory and it actually shot 2760fps from a Factory Sako.
Sight in bang on @200-220m and live happilly ever after from 0-300y
"Hunting and fishing" fucking over licenced firearms owners since ages ago.
308Win One chambering to rule them all.
This is a 150gr interlock in a High pressure system at sea level. 10 degree look angle up.
220y zero
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"Hunting and fishing" fucking over licenced firearms owners since ages ago.
308Win One chambering to rule them all.
@223nut I've tried your figures in my strelok+ and was getting the same 5.7moa drop at 350 and been head scratching thought you might have left some elevation on in strelok (been there done that)
Still couldn't replicate your actual results of 9.5 to 10 at 350yards. checked out the drop chart on the ammo box they have an 8.5 inch drop at 300yds off a 200 yard zero.
So if you are working off a 100m zero (109 yards) you are going to need a muzzle velocity of approx 3660 fps to achieve your actual drop of 9.5 - 10 inches at 350 (Hornady aren't that good)
When you wrote a 1.5 group at 100m was that 1.5 high? if so that means your actual zero is at approx 200yds but you should get a drop of 14inches at 350 yds,
You need to check all your strelok inputs
is it yards or is it metres
what is you zero setting (100 or 200)
check elevation is zero.
check temp setting under cartridge I think Hornady speed results are done for a 24inch barrel at 20 deg C
check if there is a vertical offset on instead of zero
check weather settings to be close to actual.
Check scope height setting (I've used 2.0 inches -knowing the actual would help)
Finally my experience with DPT cans (love them) is all my weapons have printed high with can on. Did you zero with Can off by any chance?
Might need to start another thread as we've highjacked @savageshooter s thread sorry mate
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