Just testing my new LRP 6x47 SAUM slayer
Fired 10 shots during run in then did a ladder test as shown.
Not bad for nearly 2gn variation
6x47
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Tim N
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6x47
Hi All,
Just testing my new LRP 6x47 SAUM slayer
Fired 10 shots during run in then did a ladder test as shown.
Not bad for nearly 2gn variation
Just testing my new LRP 6x47 SAUM slayer
Fired 10 shots during run in then did a ladder test as shown.
Not bad for nearly 2gn variation
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Re: 6x47
Julian D wrote:Umm, nah, no good Tim.
Send it up here & I will get rid of it for you
Too true, that one's a burner
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Re: 6x47
Julian D wrote:Umm, nah, no good Tim.
Send it up here & I will get rid of it for you
Quite happy to send it your way...
In about 2000 rounds
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Re: 6x47
Tim N wrote:Julian D wrote:Umm, nah, no good Tim.
Send it up here & I will get rid of it for you
Quite happy to send it your way...
In about 2000 rounds
Yup, it will be past it's use by date twice over by then!!!!!!
Keith H.
Re: 6x47
Rubbish, mine has done over 2000 and is still winning matches. I think its really a bit more complicated than that as I have noticed no loss of accuracy...
(the throat has worn about 90 thou and the 108s are jumping, same load as 1 yr ago)
(the throat has worn about 90 thou and the 108s are jumping, same load as 1 yr ago)
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Re: 6x47
macguru wrote:Rubbish, mine has done over 2000 and is still winning matches. I think its really a bit more complicated than that as I have noticed no loss of accuracy...
(the throat has worn about 90 thou and the 108s are jumping, same load as 1 yr ago)
One example does not set the standard!! Any 6mm is quite hard on barrels.......fact of life.
I have seen the same thing as you are experiencing with 308 barrels where the odd barrel will just go on & on long after it should have died. These barrels however do not mean that 308's have a 6000 + round life. The norm for F Class Std 308 barrels is around 3000 rounds anything over that is a bonus which should be accepted with grace when it happens.....but that does not change the average. 6 X 47 barrels average around 800 to 1200 rounds on average.
Keith H.
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Fair enough, must be many things, The way the throat wears, whether the shooter used VLDs or boatails or hybrids, etc
I know I tried moving out the bullet to chase the lands and my groups got worse. I did adjust the load but realised that the old load was still shooting better than i can under all but ideal conditions. In other words i am limited more by wind reading and coping with mirage than the inherent accuracy of the rifle. (certainly at short and mid range.)
I know I tried moving out the bullet to chase the lands and my groups got worse. I did adjust the load but realised that the old load was still shooting better than i can under all but ideal conditions. In other words i am limited more by wind reading and coping with mirage than the inherent accuracy of the rifle. (certainly at short and mid range.)
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