brettman
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132 grains by weight? I've ran it as high as 120 weighed which is about 170 by volume and that's pretty stout without a brake.
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Paramount Pro Accuracy Issue
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VLD Pilot
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Volume. I did too. My worse groups were at the highest charges. This load is money. I can still keep just over MOA at 100 with a much higher load. Just prefer the best accuracy
brettman
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Thanks VLD Pilot, I plan on giving that a try Thursday.
ENCORE
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Have you actually shot it to 500yds yet?
Where in northern Michigan are you from?
VLD Pilot
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Yes. I have a 500 yard range. I've burned a pound of powder thru it already. Gladwin county, Mi.
ENCORE
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I'm further north in Alpena County at Hubbard Lake. I'm a member of the Alpena Sportsman's Club which has a 600yd range.
VLD Pilot
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Should be a good place to get it figured out.
crazycarl7
Member
I got a response from CVA that I was semi pleased with. They acknowledged that it's definitely an issue, and are working on a complete different fix, but told me to buy the arrowhead muzzle brake. It's supposed to show up today. I will go to range tomorrow to see what happens. Fingers crossed
VLD Pilot
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I pulled the brake and use the thread protector. Shooting 225s and 120 grains isn't bad at all. No need for a brake
crazycarl7
Member
I'm running a vortex 3-15x44 FFP. I keep it at 12x but since it's FFP should matter, should it?
VLD Pilot
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I'm using a higher power model from Sightron. 4-20x50. FFPs won't matter what the mag range is set at. If it's an MOA or a Mil reticle, the power setting won't change POA/POI. SFP needs to be set at the highest power for the reticle to be used accurately.
