300 RUM with 110 v max
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Varmint Hunter
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101.4 gr RL 22 will put you right there or just a touch faster as well on the 125 NBT. Shoots good in my sendero also
. Was just wondering how much more speed good be gotten out of the 110. I'm thinking the bullet is capable of the speed I've heard some high speeds in 22-250 using the light grain v max.
. Was just wondering how much more speed good be gotten out of the 110. I'm thinking the bullet is capable of the speed I've heard some high speeds in 22-250 using the light grain v max.J E Custom
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The RUMs are so far overbore'ed that they dont come into there own with less than
the 160+ grain Bullets. Somewhere around 180 grains is the optimum bullet weight.
They are real barrel burners if you go much over 3300 ft/sec velocity.
They will push a lighter bullet very fast but you will pay dearly for that speed.
There are much better calibres for 110 grain bullets that dont need 90 to 100 grains
of powder to reach those velocities.
For fast and flat the lightest I would go is 150 grain bullets.
Also at those velocities you will have jacket issues with some bullets.
J E CUSTOM
the 160+ grain Bullets. Somewhere around 180 grains is the optimum bullet weight.
They are real barrel burners if you go much over 3300 ft/sec velocity.
They will push a lighter bullet very fast but you will pay dearly for that speed.
There are much better calibres for 110 grain bullets that dont need 90 to 100 grains
of powder to reach those velocities.
For fast and flat the lightest I would go is 150 grain bullets.
Also at those velocities you will have jacket issues with some bullets.
J E CUSTOM
