I have a .223 which I am considering using on Scottish roe.
Obviously this requires certain minimum conditions to be legal.
I use one factory round in my .22LR just because it really likes Eley sub hollow point, and another 130gr factory round in my .270 for all of my shooting.
Ignoring reloaded stuff for now and concentrating on the .223 or .270, what changes do you see when you zero at 100 (or 1" above) and change weight ?
Loads of folks go on about using heavier rounds for X and lighter rounds for Y
Are you seeing a significant change in POI or is it close enough to shoot with the same expectations ?
I've searched but found nothing conclusive with particular regard to either .223 or .270, hence the stupid question.
Thanks in advance
Obviously this requires certain minimum conditions to be legal.
I use one factory round in my .22LR just because it really likes Eley sub hollow point, and another 130gr factory round in my .270 for all of my shooting.
Ignoring reloaded stuff for now and concentrating on the .223 or .270, what changes do you see when you zero at 100 (or 1" above) and change weight ?
Loads of folks go on about using heavier rounds for X and lighter rounds for Y
Are you seeing a significant change in POI or is it close enough to shoot with the same expectations ?
I've searched but found nothing conclusive with particular regard to either .223 or .270, hence the stupid question.
Thanks in advance