Tenmilephenom

Got some shooting in today finally. Shot the BD again at 100yds. Open sites with 90gr t7 ff and 300gr tc mag sabots and the bullets that come with them. 4" group is what my eyes could do and I know with a scope this gun would easaly cut that in half. Then I shot my new Apex. I sited it in at 50yds and moved my target back to 100. I had a 1" bull on my target and put the next 3 shots in the bull. about a .50 group. First time this gun was shot was today. 2 T7 pellets and 250gr shockwave but I used harvester crushed rib sabot with them. For a 229 dollar gun looks like it will shoot with any of them. Going to try it again tomorrow with some hornady sst 250s. When things go good there aint much more fun than making smoke. Some day I'll figure out how and post some pics. Kerry

frontier gander

Sounds likea good day. Was the Apex shot at 100 yards also?

cayugad

Sounds like you had an excellent time shooting. Good shooting by the way. It's always nice when the rifles work so well...

Tenmilephenom

FG-Yeah it was 100yds. Suprised the heck out of me for being the first load I tried and the first time the gun was shot. I think I'm going to like this gun!!!!

frontier gander

Wow that is great for being the first time out. Well,good luck and hope you bag many deer with it.

yeoman

Tenmile - that's some fine shooting! Must have been nice to have the SW's load easily with the crush ribs and still produce like that. Had to be fun.

Tenmilephenom

Yeoman, I loaded the first sw with the sabots that come with the bullets and about bent my range rod. The crushed rib seemed to load just right- alittle snug but went down alot easyier than the ones that came with. The way the gun shot they must fit the bbl just right. I've got some 3 petal I may try also. Kerry

outdoorslover

fine shooting! congrats on the guns.

monster10rackstack

nice
the bd will drop to 1 1/2 group with a good scope a and the right charge mine seems to like 100 gr loose t7

patchholder

Are'nt the hornady sst 250's the same as the shockwave 250's