Range report
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Range report
Today I shot the Traditions Smackdown 250gr SST's out of the Pro Hunter with .50 Bergara barrel. Temp was in the low 70's with a slight breeze. I started off using the supplied 3 petal yellow sabot with Fiocchi primers and quickly found them shooting all over a 6" shoot and see target. I then switched to Rem STS primers and MMP HPH 24 sabots and found them to shoot acceptably accurate. I was getting a little more blowback with the Rem STS's so I threw a metric O-ring in the primer pocket and fired the last 3 shot group and did a scope adjustment for the final shot. I was out of Harvester smooth sabots or they would have been my go to instead of the MMP's. The HPH 24's loaded with just a little more resistance then the supplied MMP 3 petal sabots.
100gr BH209 Rem STS primer, 100yds
100gr BH209 Rem STS primer w/metric o ring. 3 shot group high, scope adjustemment for 4th shot. 100yds
100gr BH209 Rem STS primer, 100yds
100gr BH209 Rem STS primer w/metric o ring. 3 shot group high, scope adjustemment for 4th shot. 100yds
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Oh ya! right - 100 yard acceptable... Which one of those shots would have hit a ground squirrel @ 100?
I knida thought those 3p-Ez-loads would be to loose in your bores...
Nice shooten...
Oh ya! right - 100 yard acceptable... Which one of those shots would have hit a ground squirrel @ 100?
I knida thought those 3p-Ez-loads would be to loose in your bores...
Nice shooten...
Shooting a ground squirrel...................last year a ground hog walked out at about 80yds on the range and an older gentleman yelled do not shoot it, you'll get us all kicked out of here. Heck I did not even see it till after he yelled.