jamross65
Well-Known Member
Anyone on here any experience with this chambering?
I have read a few threads about ultimate foxing set ups, .204, .20 TAC, 22-250 plus a few others. But when you look at the following figures, and especially when they still produce good accuracy this would appear to me to be about the ultimate based on figures alone. I would guess they are a bit harder on barrels though. I would also guess that the case prep would put some off.
Here is just one example but there are lots on the web.
I have a 243 that I may re-barrel at some point as a dedicated fox rifle and have to say that this is drawing me...
I have read a few threads about ultimate foxing set ups, .204, .20 TAC, 22-250 plus a few others. But when you look at the following figures, and especially when they still produce good accuracy this would appear to me to be about the ultimate based on figures alone. I would guess they are a bit harder on barrels though. I would also guess that the case prep would put some off.
Here is just one example but there are lots on the web.
I have a 243 that I may re-barrel at some point as a dedicated fox rifle and have to say that this is drawing me...
LoadID | 1137 |
Bullet | Berger HP MEF |
BulletWeight | 30 grs |
Powder | Vihtavuori N135 |
PowderWeight | 47 grs |
Primer | Federal 210 |
Brass Make | Winchester |
Barrel Length | (inches) |
C.O.L | (inches) |
Velocity | 5145 fps |
Group | 0.415 (inches by 3 shot at 100 yds) |