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i have run my numbers on 2 different tools, jbm and quickload. you are doing something way wrong. with your numbers i could never shoot at 2000 yards. i do shoot at 2000 yards and actually hit a target ( 5 shot group and score ) you are putting in something somewhere wrong

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you need to learn how to use software. and read. quickload: 1.3 at 200 in a 10 mph wind , is NOT 10.4 at 20 mph. go read the input data and try again maybe consider some common sense in your answer.

JBM 230GR 30 CAL AT 2900 FPS 4900 FT, 87*/20% WITH A 100 YARD ZERO a SIXTY MPH wind will move that bullet 7.9 inches there is a reason to shoot big heavy bullets at long range. for the record, maybe 1 mph with 2-3mph gusts..few and far between.

you do the calculation 230 gr 30 call bullet 2900 fps how much wind to move the bullet EIGHT INCHES at 200 yards? ( oh and remember, it shot GROUPS each time, no flyers)

nope/// the tape barely fluttered shooting early am almost no wind. part of the plan.

there is a reason dillon makes these lovely blue presses. once a load is developed, production is easy.

so i am going to re-shoot with a second scope, but alas i have no name brand scopes for 200 yards. i am going with a early taiwan 4-16x at 100 yards. i actually reloaded the same cases with the same loads, plus 5 for sight in. will remove the current scope and rings and go with new rings with...

and a clue if possible to number of rounds fired whats in the tackle box...if you do not know the names, post some pics

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al, it exhibited a similar movement when i shot the first ladder, but those were all single shots. i might try with loads 2 and 3,( 1 was not a good group) thanks

I shot a ruger super redhawk, 7 1/2", in a 50 yard steel match for about 10 years, it was called MAGNUM HANDGUN MATCH because it took a 44 mag to knock over our steel. i started with 240's, went to 255, then 280, then 300's. in my alloy the 300 came out at 292, and at over 1100 fps the steel...

truck axles do not float well, but yes pillars/bedded/torqued.free floated but i should recheck as i shoot just to see..

bbl torqued to 150 solid mount, cannot find anything loose, new scope. but i agree change the scope is a simple check. thanks

ok i do not think it is a bad scope...it shot 3 shot groups at each point of impact. i have just never seen a poi move so much with such a small change in load.

i put together an inexpensive 300 win mag target rifle. just started load development,,,berger 230 at over 2800 fps i just did three 3 shot groups from some earlier data. load 1 went 2" right of center, elevation fine. at 200 yards load 2 went 4" right load 3 went 8" right elevation always good...

lead bullet shooting primer: 1)bullet must fit the gun( barely clear the cylinder, .0005 to .0015 OVER bbl) 2)hard enough for the velocity you are shooting 3)enough lube to make it to the end of the bbl ( there are coated bullets today...no knowledge there) i shoot cast bullets/i cast bullets...

just what you need... a texas pocket pistol accurate number 9 works

i like 2 or more large ports 90*or less it is area of gas impact..those small round ports just aint got enough surface area.. i have one, but my big port stuff works better.

it's probably just the COLD !