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Pulled 152 FMJ - Creeker - 09-08-2017

Shooting through a bunch of bulk bullets I purchased some time ago. These were pulled & sized by Talon Industries here in WV. When you turn one loose it's anybodies guess just where it will go. They do seem to group better as the range extends.

The load for these 2 targets was 49 grains of a rather slow lot of 4895 & a CCI #34 primer.

300 yd.
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500 yd.
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RE: Pulled 152 FMJ - Don McDowell - 09-08-2017

You shooting those out of a Garand?


RE: Pulled 152 FMJ - Creeker - 09-08-2017

700 Remington.

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RE: Pulled 152 FMJ - Don McDowell - 09-08-2017

Nice rifle.


RE: Pulled 152 FMJ - Creeker - 09-08-2017

Thanks Don. Had it awhile. It's an easy shooting rifle.


RE: Pulled 152 FMJ - Don McDowell - 09-09-2017

I don't think I've ever seen a 700 that wouldn't shoot very well. Probably one of the reasons they've been around so darn long.


RE: Pulled 152 FMJ - mherth - 09-09-2017

(09-08-2017, 08:37 PM)Creeker Wrote: Shooting through a bunch of bulk bullets I purchased some time ago. These were pulled & sized by Talon Industries here in WV. When you turn one loose it's anybodies guess just where it will go. They do seem to group better as the range extends.

The load for these 2 targets was 49 grains of a rather slow lot of 4895 & a CCI #34 primer.

300 yd.
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500 yd.
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I don't understand why groups would get better as the range increases.

Having lived in beautiful WV for 11 years, it's nice to see green grass again at this time of year. But I don't miss the humidity.
Mike


RE: Pulled 152 FMJ - Creeker - 09-11-2017

Quote:I don't understand why groups would get better as the range increases.

Me neither.