Advice needed for 223 load and projectile weight
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Advice needed for 223 load and projectile weight
Hi all I'm after some help on what weight projectile to try in my 223 the barrel it is 1in12 twist 25 inch long trying to get out to 600y with it. Don't no if 69g will work in this set up.
Hi jmc,
It is worth noting that if you wish to compete in F standard you will need to shoot one of the following approved projectiles.
National Rifle Association of Australia Limited
Standard Shooting Rules Page 109-110 of 127 February 2013 Issue - Version 2a.
223 Calibre
Sierra - MatchKing:- .224 69 grain.
Sierra - MatchKing:- .224 80 grain.
Hornady – Amax:- .224 80 grain.
Nosler – HPBT:- .224 80 grain.
JLK VLD:- .224 80 grain.
Berger Match VLD Target:- .224 80 grain.
Berger Match Fullbore Target:- .224 80.5 grain.
So really you should try the 69 gr matchking (but only buy one box as it probably won't work as you suggest). And if this doesn't work you will have to shoot in F open. This is not a major issue though and you should be able to enjoy yourself anyway.
It is worth noting that if you wish to compete in F standard you will need to shoot one of the following approved projectiles.
National Rifle Association of Australia Limited
Standard Shooting Rules Page 109-110 of 127 February 2013 Issue - Version 2a.
223 Calibre
Sierra - MatchKing:- .224 69 grain.
Sierra - MatchKing:- .224 80 grain.
Hornady – Amax:- .224 80 grain.
Nosler – HPBT:- .224 80 grain.
JLK VLD:- .224 80 grain.
Berger Match VLD Target:- .224 80 grain.
Berger Match Fullbore Target:- .224 80.5 grain.
So really you should try the 69 gr matchking (but only buy one box as it probably won't work as you suggest). And if this doesn't work you will have to shoot in F open. This is not a major issue though and you should be able to enjoy yourself anyway.
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