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Post by tdillinger on Oct 9, 2010 19:12:08 GMT -5
Question, with the 10ml ll stock 50 cal, what is the longest yardage achievieved? not changing barrels etc just plain stock with a scope. If it is 200 yds, 300 yds or more. Please let me know what you are using for sabot, powder, primer, and bullet at 250 gr NOT 300 gr. thanks for the effort.
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Post by pposey on Oct 9, 2010 20:39:37 GMT -5
heck I bet I can get that sucker to fly at least a mile.
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Post by Tarheel on Oct 9, 2010 21:51:28 GMT -5
I have a stock 10ML II 50cal blue synthetic built in 2003 and regularly shoot out to 200yds-NO PROBLEM. It wears a Burris Fullfield II with the Ballistic Plex and Leupold Dual Dovetail bases and rings. With the crosshair dead-on @ 100yds, the first line under the crosshair is close at 150yds and hits about 1.5" high @ 200yds using the second line under the crosshair. I just haven't gotten around to shooting any further eventhough I have two more aiming points to try.
My load is: 44grs of 4759 250gr Hornady XTP MMP Hi Pressure sabots Federal 209 primers
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Post by Dave W on Oct 10, 2010 8:03:23 GMT -5
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Post by deadeye on Oct 10, 2010 13:46:00 GMT -5
i did a test a year ago w/oem barrel w/61.0n120/wbcr/w300gn barnes original. initially i had success out to 400yds,turned out to be somewhat misinterpeting. this test next was @ 375yds w/ wind called shots by a wind coach on a solid bench. for this load here is what we found. most shots(approx 80%) where within a deer's vital zone@375yds,however a few flew out in the 10''-12''range,i think it was mostly the plastic-sabot (flier)effect. i would summarize if using sabots in my finding's so far a max-distance of 325yds in a capable shooters hands that understands the elements as wind.equip etc/aka sniper ;D. since that time i took up a .45 pac sabotless & have extended this distance to approx 475yds in near perfect conditions w/275be @2420@60deg temp in the field in real conditions& also using back-pack,bi--pods in natural shooting positions that you will normally find yourself in on the ground. some will be disturbed by this but this is where i play. hope this helps!
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Post by tdillinger on Oct 10, 2010 19:02:40 GMT -5
I have a stock 10ML II 50cal blue synthetic built in 2003 and regularly shoot out to 200yds-NO PROBLEM. It wears a Burris Fullfield II with the Ballistic Plex and Leupold Dual Dovetail bases and rings. With the crosshair dead-on @ 100yds, the first line under the crosshair is close at 150yds and hits about 1.5" high @ 200yds using the second line under the crosshair. I just haven't gotten around to shooting any further eventhough I have two more aiming points to try. My load is: 44grs of 4759 250gr Hornady XTP MMP Hi Pressure sabots Federal 209 primers Good Info i am getting almost identical results with 42 grs of 4759 with mmp hph 24 with CCI 209 shotshell. I played with hph 12 and 250 sst today and the grouping was 3 inches but I also tried it with CCI mag primers. I have lots of ground to cover, making notes.
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Post by tdillinger on Oct 10, 2010 19:04:30 GMT -5
i did a test a year ago w/oem barrel w/61.0n120/wbcr/w300gn barnes original. initially i had success out to 400yds,turned out to be somewhat misinterpeting. this test next was @ 375yds w/ wind called shots by a wind coach on a solid bench. for this load here is what we found. most shots(approx 80%) where within a deer's vital zone@375yds,however a few flew out in the 10''-12''range,i think it was mostly the plastic-sabot (flier)effect. i would summarize if using sabots in my finding's so far a max-distance of 325yds in a capable shooters hands that understands the elements as wind.equip etc/aka sniper ;D. since that time i took up a .45 pac sabotless & have extended this distance to approx 475yds in near perfect conditions w/275be @2420@60deg temp in the field in real conditions& also using back-pack,bi--pods in natural shooting positions that you will normally find yourself in on the ground. some will be disturbed by this but this is where i play. hope this helps! I do appreciate your info, thank you sir.
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