Heavy Lead in the .45 GM/TC Renegade (Range Session #4)
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Boone & Crockett
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From: River Ridge, LA (Suburb of New Orleans)
As planned, shot the 465 grain/.451 Lead Flat Nose bullets at 75, 100, and 125 yards today.
The load was 85 grains GOEX FFFg. Here are the results.
75 Yards

100 Yards

(DISCLAIMER: That low shot was shot #4, and I knew the crosshairs were a bit below the bull when I touched it off but couldn't stop the trigger squeeze.)
125 Yards

Happiness is a 2-3/8" five-shot group at 125 yards with slip fit heavy lead in a sidelock.
TRAJECTORY: 2" high at 75 yds. = 2" low at 100 yards = 4" low at 125 yards.
DO I DARE TRY 95 GRAINS?
The load was 85 grains GOEX FFFg. Here are the results.
75 Yards

100 Yards

(DISCLAIMER: That low shot was shot #4, and I knew the crosshairs were a bit below the bull when I touched it off but couldn't stop the trigger squeeze.)
125 Yards

Happiness is a 2-3/8" five-shot group at 125 yards with slip fit heavy lead in a sidelock.
TRAJECTORY: 2" high at 75 yds. = 2" low at 100 yards = 4" low at 125 yards.
DO I DARE TRY 95 GRAINS?
Last edited by Semisane; 11-01-2014 at 08:33 PM.
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Boone & Crockett
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From: River Ridge, LA (Suburb of New Orleans)
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Nice looking rifle Ed.
Semisane... I'd let the Dragon Roar!! That is such a cool rifle you built. And a .54 roundball is in a way kind of big lead. You can always let the Renegade come in second. They don't mind.
Semisane... I'd let the Dragon Roar!! That is such a cool rifle you built. And a .54 roundball is in a way kind of big lead. You can always let the Renegade come in second. They don't mind.




Doubt you'll gain anything, she's pretty darn good as is.
