The one that is the most accurate for your rifle, at the ranges you will be shooting. They will all have the energy to do the job, I suspect, if they hit the target.
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The one that is the most accurate for your rifle, at the ranges you will be shooting. They will all have the energy to do the job, I suspect, if they hit the target.
bewsher500
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Well, based on today's very short range session, I seem to be in the fortunate position of having a rifle that groups Privi well.
Also tried Norma, but ran out of time before I could take more than 2 shots. They were touching, but about 8 inches left of the privi group. Largest difference between 2 makes of bullet that I've ever seen (both 130gr).
As for shooting a .270 unmoderated in an indoor range... wheee!
Also tried Norma, but ran out of time before I could take more than 2 shots. They were touching, but about 8 inches left of the privi group. Largest difference between 2 makes of bullet that I've ever seen (both 130gr).
As for shooting a .270 unmoderated in an indoor range... wheee!
bewsher500
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I shot my 300wm at Morton with a rearward vented brake......
blew a spray can lid off the bench and shook the cubicle!
I have to say that, much as I like zeroing in the dry, out of the wind, it's so damp in there that after 2-3 shots, the heat haze coming off the barrel maked it almost impossible to see the target with any consistency. It's like looking down a hot tarmac road after a light rain shower.
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