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Posted: Fri Mar 01, 2013 8:07 am
by a.JR
Hi paul , If the 2850 area is where you are keen on then i would say Re25 is well worth a try.. If the top players in US 1000yd BR are any indication then a low/ low pressure load of Re25 should do the job..JR.. Jeff Rogers [quote="Paul Janzso"]Hi Steve.
I'm not really looking fore blistering speeds with the 230gn Bergers just accuracy around the 2850fps area.
Saying that I don't have a chronograph but I think Ian Pavy is offering me his old crony so he can buy the latest model.
When I find an accurate load I just make range cards for the diferent rifle ranges I shoot at, so when I go to a OPM I know how much elevation to dial onto my scope.
With my 300 WSM I use the 210gn Berger VLD's and I'm only launching them around 2850fps. The rifle is comfortable to shoot, accurat and barrels are not burnt out over nite.
I will be using the 300 Win Mag on Sunday at a club shoot to get a 300 zero, I will let you know how it goes.
Cheers
Paul[/quote]

Posted: Sat Mar 02, 2013 6:48 am
by Paul Janzso
Hi Jeff
Thanks for that info.
I will run with the 2217 as I have a few kg's of it.
I will be trying it at Barcalden RC tomorrow, 300 yards, it is the first of our club shoots for the year.

Cheers
Paul

Posted: Mon Mar 04, 2013 5:15 pm
by Paul Janzso
Range report.
Wind was from the left at 11mph changing to almost straight down range.
First range I shot a 60.5 second range 58.2 I lost the 2 points left and right over estimating the wind strength.
Recoil was easily manageable and I'm happy with the accuracy.
Cheers
Paul

Posted: Mon Mar 04, 2013 5:55 pm
by bruce moulds
paul,
you have the midas touch with 30 cal.
bruce.

Posted: Wed Mar 06, 2013 1:27 pm
by IanP
Congrats Paul, thats the way to christen a new rifle!!!!

Ian