dragman
Well-Known Member
What is the minimum speed for the 180 hybrids to perform on deer sized game??? I am not sure how well they will perform only seen them on ground hogs and out past 1000 they tend to just poke a hole.
Stop paying attention to 100 yard groups. Shoot for groups at 300 yards. Start your load close to the lans shoot for velocity. Then when you get to the correct velocity adjust the seating depth while shooting for groups until you find the spot that your rifle likes.
+1. as stated in my first post my 375 yrd groupd were better than my 200yd groups. And if i went with 100 yard groups i wouldnt have tested this load at longer distances. Meaning that i didnt have 2 shots touching at 100 out of 3 shots.
I have seen people group very well at 100 and hammer at 1000. But ive seen people that still hammer at 1000 with crappy 100 yard groups. I guess its true that sometimes they need to "go to sleep"
I understand!! Thanks again for the info!Stop paying attention to 100 yard groups. Shoot for groups at 300 yards. Start your load close to the lans shoot for velocity. Then when you get to the correct velocity adjust the seating depth while shooting for groups until you find the spot that your rifle likes.
+1. as stated in my first post my 375 yrd groupd were better than my 200yd groups. And if i went with 100 yard groups i wouldnt have tested this load at longer distances. Meaning that i didnt have 2 shots touching at 100 out of 3 shots.
I have seen people group very well at 100 and hammer at 1000. But ive seen people that still hammer at 1000 with crappy 100 yard groups. I guess its true that sometimes they need to "go to sleep"
DT
I recently moved and dont have access to a longer place to shoot and farmers arent to willing to let me stretch out on their land. What do you guys think?
I think you should go find a land owner who has never shot past 600 yards before and invite them to some trigger time. It's kind of a give and take. They offer up the land, you offer up the rifle. Who knows, they may like the LR shooting so much you're invited to return during hunting season to thin the deer population.
Stop paying attention to 100 yard groups. Shoot for groups at 300 yards. Start your load close to the lans shoot for velocity. Then when you get to the correct velocity adjust the seating depth while shooting for groups until you find the spot that your rifle likes.
+1. as stated in my first post my 375 yrd groupd were better than my 200yd groups. And if i went with 100 yard groups i wouldnt have tested this load at longer distances. Meaning that i didnt have 2 shots touching at 100 out of 3 shots.
I have seen people group very well at 100 and hammer at 1000. But ive seen people that still hammer at 1000 with crappy 100 yard groups. I guess its true that sometimes they need to "go to sleep"
I have to ask how on earth is this possible ?? Laws of physics doesn't add up....
I bet a stock trigger with some variable wind and the most important aspect is your thought of doing better at 450 compared to 100 is over shadow by your abilities to shoot long range, simply your not in a hurry to shoot 450 as to 100... Either way the smallest change to grip, cheek placement or the rifle simply recoiling straight back would allow for better groups. HERE'S A CHALLENGE, STICK YOUR TONGU OUT WHEN SHOOTING, I LL BET GROUPS DIFFERENTLY