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Alrighty, so I tried 92.5 grains of Retumbo, Nosler Brass, Fed GMM215 primer and Berger 210 VLD out of my Rem 700 with 26" barrel.. I got about 100 FPS faster vs my old load of RL 25. Average of 3050.That being said, results were about 1.25 MOA.. where with RL 25 I was shooting clovers. So.. Im sticking with what I got. Gonna try the Retumbo with the 200 Grain Nosler Accubonds.. they did not seem to like the RL 25 much, but perhaps with the Retumbo they will be straiten out.
You should give the 190's a shot. 94 grs of Retumbo works well for me. I swore that I was sticking to the 210 in that gun, but gave in to the 190's after their preformance.
I made the switch to 215 Berger hybrids using 90.2 grains retumbo and oal of 3.8 shot a 5 shot group at 220 yards that measured 0.7 inches. Have held sub minute to 1000... shooting at 2950. Same powder charge nets 100 Fps more with 215 than 210 for me. Better BC (.696) also. Just a thought. I have 60 or so 210 vlds if you are interested in buying I could part with.
I would trust Travis (Rbros) advice over any info you'll get from the Best of the West guys... imho they are there to sell rifles and scopes, and most of their guns they sell won't hold better than 1/2 MOA on 5 rounds. Just my opinion but maybe they do have a decent loahave u shod for you.Mike
Have a friend with one in Moses, and my college roommate had a hunting partner that hunted with one as well. Both were about 3/4-1MOA guns. For the money you spend on their rifle you could get better components and more accuracy from any competent gunsmith.Why do you think you see them with hunters all the time and never at any kind of rifle match? TV and the internet sells...Mike Sent from my C771 using Tapatalk 2