pdog shooter
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CZ455 American, I got the 17hmr and 22mag barrels. Head shots only on squirrels with the 17. windy conditions are a little difficult.
I'd be interested in your findings. 17 grain shoots great in mine but 20 grain seems to carry better & hit more accurately at longer distances. Too, it may not be hardly as sensitive to wind. (Maybe it's psychological?)Well, you got me curious re: Hornady vs. CCI. Decided to give the Hornady load ( 20 grain HP XPT )a try.
Which model is that in the Boyd's pro varmint stock? 457?I have a few to choose from.
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" ten rounds well under an inch at 100 yards ". Consistently regardless of type of load, lot to lot variations, and wind conditions? Man, if they had 17HMR competition, that would have to be world class!American Precision Arms built Sako P04R with Lilja barrel. Puts ten rounds well under an inch at 100 yards.
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yesWhich model is that in the Boyd's pro varmint stock? 457?
" ten rounds well under an inch at 100 yards ". Consistently regardless of type of load, lot to lot variations, and wind conditions? Man, if they had 17HMR competition, that would have to be world class!
I shoot a Marlin heavy ss fluted barrel 1" all day long at 100 yards . We used to put a golf ball at 100 yds and shoot where ever it went as fast as the next shooter could get on it to keep
My 917 heavy blued fluted is nasty accurate & I don't clean the barrel very oftenI have the Marlin 917VS and its sweet. Super accurate. I would go with a bolt option. The savage and Marlin are good intro priced guns. Get a bull barrel. The bolt option saves you ammo over a semi auto configuration