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Thats a great start, i have the same problem. Where did you find the peep? Ty
Thats a great start, i have the same problem. Where did you find the peep? Ty
Danged if I can remember! One of the ML sites, maybe this one. I'll check with a friend ....Thats a great start, i have the same problem. Where did you find the peep? Ty
1st chance I've had to try some of the Accurate 40 greasers (minus the grease ) in the lite blue Harvester sabot that I cast for a member here . I hope he has a 45 cal to shoot these like I did ! Zeroed @200 yds the 1st shot @ the gong said go for grouping so I did over 57 gr of IMR4198 then went to 57.5 (the winner) and am going back out to the garage and cast a bunch for Fridays shoot . The 100 yd group was boring so wasted no time there as I did not have a lot casted (pure lead) . I also had a buddy watching (2 shots before he ran off) ,came back later to verify my groups !
One I just weighted dropped @217.3 in pure lead and do well @200 yds ,and quik @2400fps averageWhat is weight of bullet you are shooting ?
One of Mt Monkeys (lab guns) Howa 1500/19 twist Hand lapped Shilien barrel ,and until I got this powder last week things came together I think today 57.5 IMR 4198 with these greasers (without the grease) in the lite blue smooth harvester made my day and @200 yds I had to quit early ,walk back to the house and make more for Fridays shootWhat barrel? What twist? What sabot?
I also cast a .400 cal bullet from an Accurate mould, 247 grain, but mine is smooth sided. I've not gotten any groups at 100 yds that are under .9" in my Paramount with the Brux/Woodman 1:18. IMR4198, and N120, both Harvester sabots. I've been delayed in all my shooting because of fishing season, golf, and a 1911 pistol.
Tom A HawkThats a great start, i have the same problem. Where did you find the peep? Ty
A big thank you…
Old age is not the " Golden Years " butNothing, just looked at all the BP guns etc I will soon be parting with. Getting old is the you know what's.
Nice job! Looks Great!Decided to remove the hard finish on my Brux/Omega. Gonna go to an oil finish. The stock got some pretty good dings this past hunting season. I’ve done quite a few over the years and found out it’s much easy to fix and take care of.
What's it like to shot that heavy of a projectile? And what's the benefit of that much lead? I'm assuming it's pretty slow and runs out of steam quickly so not much range to it. I'd guess it's a close in elk round?Shot a few 480 gr White conicals in my White Odyssey. They didn’t shoot too badly with 100 gr of FF 777, but at 110 gr they were all over the place. Went back to the 600 gr. Much better.
It’s cool! In a 6ish pound rifle you have to have a good recoil pad. The Whites were designed for heavy lead. The 600s with 100 gr of 777 are traveling about 1300 fps. Lots of momentum! Close in moose bullet.What's it like to shot that heavy of a projectile? And what's the benefit of that much lead? I'm assuming it's pretty slow and runs out of steam quickly so not much range to it. I'd guess it's a close in elk round?
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