50-90 paper?

[Kurt]

Nah, I'm making you a lot of work. Gunner do the ladder loads. Do a three shot find the best then do a 5 shot to see if it stands. Then go to the long range on a decent day, 15 MPH winds or less and see if you can keep 7 out of 10 in the white 16" dot on the iron at 700 to 1000 making good breaks.
I haven't used my .50 since the 09 quigley but I'm thinking about using it again because it is the most dependable rifle I have for long range. It has served me well over the years. I don't know how large that white dot is on the Alliance 1000 but during a fair day of practice I held 16 out of 25 shots in the white. The 600 at the Quigley 10 for 10 during the practice days.
I haven't done any work with the .50 using OE but I'm sure it will do just as well as the KIK or the Goex EXP did.
My Shiloh rough rider is the only rifle that looks like it had rough use with the bluing rubbed off and the front of the muzzle the blow back has removed the bluing back to the sight.
I kept track of the shots fired by numbering the primer bricks I only used in this rifle but lost track two primer shortages ago when the count was 19 bricks. It has shot over 25K shots fired with this rifle.
The .50-2.5 or 325 is not a rifle for every one. If you cant handle the recoil or the torque you will never get the most out of this caliber and the shooters will blame the caliber of rifle because of the poor accuracy.
I have more dust collectors I won using this rifle than any of my others.