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RE: .270 Win loads
ORIGINAL: RugerM77.270 ORIGINAL: benamen I have shot my 270 using H4831 and Sierra 130 GK for over 25 years now. This combo has produced sub MOA at 100, 200 and 300 yards. 
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RE: .270 Win loads
PAwildman,
1MOA (minute of angle)= 1" at 100 yards, 2" at 200 yds, 3'' at 300 yds., etc. |
RE: .270 Win loads
ORIGINAL: keyshunter PAwildman, 1MOA (minute of angle)= 1" at 100 yards, 2" at 200 yds, 3'' at 300 yds., etc. |
RE: .270 Win loads
I have always understood that MOA was approximately 1" @ 100 yds. 1 MOA (minute or arc or angle)= 1.047 inchesat 100yards, 2.094 inches at 200 yards. The greater the distance the wider the arc becomes. If you were to draw an angle on a piece of paper you can see that the farther you move from the vertex the greater distance there is between the two lines. A 1 MOA rifle and or load will shoot within 1 inch per every hundred yards in distance. At 1000 yards this would be a 10 inch group (10.47" to be exact). you'd best be shooting .33" or better at 100 yds. |
RE: .270 Win loads
ORIGINAL: bigbulls I have always understood that MOA was approximately 1" @ 100 yds. 1 MOA (minute or arc or angle)= 1.047 inchesat 100yards, 2.094 inches at 200 yards. The greater the distance the wider the arc becomes. If you were to draw an angle on a piece of paper you can see that the farther you move from the vertex the greater distance there is between the two lines. A 1 MOA rifle and or load will shoot within 1 inch per every hundred yards in distance. At 1000 yards this would be a 10 inch group (10.47" to be exact). you'd best be shooting .33" or better at 100 yds. Must have been having a "senior moment"..  .... |
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