archp625
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Precision HunterAre you shooting the precision hunter line or brown box factory ammo?
https://www.hornady.com/ammunition/rifle/#!/
Precision HunterAre you shooting the precision hunter line or brown box factory ammo?
https://www.hornady.com/ammunition/rifle/#!/
I'm going to start shooting 5 shot groups. I have seen this too many times to ignore it anymore.I quit shooting 3 shot groups as there are a lot of variables unless you are really good at calling your shots. 5 shot groups will tell what the load will do a 10 shot group will tell what the shooter can do.
Once I start reloading I plan on trying some bullets that I see others on here talk about. ELD-X is just the new kid on the block.Understood, and I now see the reason for the bewilderment of your groups.
In any case, I think these guys have some great info for you. Not to worry, if you reload, I'm sure you can dial in some ELD-X that group excellently.
Once I start reloading I plan on trying some bullets that I see others on here talk about. ELD-X is just the new kid on the block.
That's generally pretty good ammo. I shot several boxes of it in .300wm and .300 Rum when it first came out to try the ELD-X's.Precision Hunter
Under what conditions can you see yourself firing more than 3 shots at a game animal?I'm going to start shooting 5 shot groups. I have seen this too many times to ignore it anymore.
I may be the exception but I generally know when I pull the trigger whether or not I did something wrong. If I do and I throw a flier I discount it and repeat.Fusion ammo shoots excellent in a 25-06 I have. So well it makes me wonder why I handload for it sometimes.
As far as number of shots in a group goes. I have started shooting 4 shot groups when I do load workups. It does away with that "2 shots close and 1 flyer" phenomenon that is apparent with 3 shot groups. And the 4 shot groups saves a little on components and gives me just as good a result as a 5 shot group.
I may be the exception but I generally know when I pull the trigger whether or not I did something wrong. If I do and I throw a flier I discount it and repeat.
Under what conditions can you see yourself firing more than 3 shots at a game animal?