chambered221 wrote: |
IMHO......I really don't think a grain to grain in a half of bullet weight is going to matter at all to 300 yards. |
chambered221 wrote: |
As I've stated before......I don't put a whole lot a faith in a couple of shots here and there. |
kbis wrote: |
So there is no real way to tell if vertical or horiz. stringing is a result of load develoment? |
Aloysius wrote: |
just to make you think: when you have different bulletweights, do they have different sizes? And the same weight the same size? |
chambered221 wrote: |
IMHO......I really don't think a grain to grain in a half of bullet weight is going to matter at all to 300 yards. |
slimjim wrote: |
Ok, I'll test it. I have loaded 2 bullets that weight 129.4gr and two that weight 130.8gr with 55.5gr IMR 4350. I can shoot them at 250 yards to 500 yards. |
DallanC wrote: |
IMO horizonal strings are due to contact with the stock and barrel. M700's are notorious for this as remington puts a contact bump to put pressure against the barrel at the end of the stock. |
fnuser wrote: |
I had was a Ruger #1 in 7STW that strung vertically till I "accurizated" the hangar under the forearm. |
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