I've always heard if you work up a load for your rifle, you can cut your groups in half going to handloading.
Looks spot on.
Looks spot on.
I'm impressed, anyway. That's some good shooting!!
Reloads for accuracy once you develop the right load for your weapon, and it looks like you have. Good shooting!!
You're gonna make a fool of me. I have a "new" 5.56 AR to try out. Wont be doing any 600 with it but should be OK to 300 or 400 I'd think....maybe.
I get bored shooting an AR at 300yds with .55 grain loads. 6" steel plate.
They can easily be stretched out.
I have no doubt the cartridge can...its just my current setup and first time out with it so we'll see.
Idunno what to expect, and it still needs to be broke in (chrome barrel...maybe 100 rounds through it so far).
Idunno what to expect, and it still needs to be broke in (chrome barrel...maybe 100 rounds through it so far).
Cool. I've never had much faith in break in for barrels other than one stainless 10-22. Every time I cleaned it, the accuracy went away. Leave it alone, and it has lasted quite awhile without losing accuracy.
My .243 WSSM came with a 200 round break-in recommendation when I got it in 2009.
(guess who was in office then and what ammo prices were like). The gun shot just as well after the three round, brush, three round, brush break in.
All I say now, is to to try and see if it helps.
My .243 WSSM came with a 200 round break-in recommendation when I got it in 2009.
(guess who was in office then and what ammo prices were like). The gun shot just as well after the three round, brush, three round, brush break in.
All I say now, is to to try and see if it helps.
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