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Total Members Voted: 16
Voting closed: June 03, 2019, 08:04:20 PM
I can't answer this question because of all the variables. What I will say.....I find that to much speed is a bad thing. Amost all of my rifles shoot better with less than max loads. When I start reaching max loads, I find accuracy goes out the window. I am an accuracy guy and could care less about speed.....but I also shoot heavy bullets for caliber.
Are these the same bullets that a member posted about that are really long bullets?What is the standard store bought fps?How much faster 92xj AND WHAT GRAIN?
You are def. the exception jasnt. No doubt.Just to keep in line with others jasnt how much faster are you throwing those heavies?
Quote from: Oh Mah on May 24, 2019, 08:41:05 PMAre these the same bullets that a member posted about that are really long bullets?What is the standard store bought fps?How much faster 92xj AND WHAT GRAIN?I have a thread on here about pressure signs in my 300 that goes into a lot of detail about what I tested. Steve at hammer just came out with a 196gr specifically for the 10 twist 300s. I am running those with 75gr of h1000 at 3015 fps. I tested the 199 hammer hunters and they would not stabilize for me. The 199sledge hunters shot lights out as well as the 196gr hunters. I started low around 72grs and 2800fps, every grain I increased the groups got better and the primers stated to flattened. I got to 75gr with great groups and plenty of speed without getting to a point I was worried about too much pressure
I'm looking at them and they look pretty darn good.1.557 long.Anyone use them on big game that can let us know how they worked other than tag filled?