wahkahchim said:
Trying to group at 25 yards is pointless. 50 yards is a more significant test. Going from 25 to 100 yards tells you nothing. Work up an accuracy load at 50 yards before trying anything else.
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Trying to group at 25 yards is pointless. 50 yards is a more significant test. Going from 25 to 100 yards tells you nothing. Work up an accuracy load at 50 yards before trying anything else.
I would start at 40-50 yards first, then increase the distance to the target. It's all going to depend on a number of factors but try and get the tighest group you can at the same distance before changing anything, including adjusting or filing your sights, then try a tighter patch, different lube or larger ball (.530 to .535)wahkahchim said:
