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Post by orionsoracle on Oct 26, 2010 12:41:41 GMT -5
Dear Sir,I see you mentioned that accuracy is better without the use of a sabot. I have a standard 50 cal 10ML11 stainless/laminate thumbhole. I would like to know the choices of sabotless bullets and powder rates. Anyone with extra information on this,please feel free and thank you for giving me your time.
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Post by rangeball on Oct 26, 2010 13:18:59 GMT -5
In the stock .50, it really depends on your land to land measurement, the closer to .500 the better. If you have .500, most should work with a bit of knurling, the larger the bore the more knurling required and less potential accuracy.
I have a douglas barrel that is .500 and the .500 thors shoot fantastic. I have shot the hornady .50 FTX but they load a bit easier and would need slight knurling to increase accuracy. You can also look at the .50 hornady XTP and speer gold dot as possible.
onecardchuck killed a buck at close to 200 yards with his .503 stock .50, so it definitely is possible.
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Post by tar12 on Oct 26, 2010 15:35:18 GMT -5
IF you can find a bullet(s) to shoot in your .50 cal the same would be true. My early comment was in regards to the .45.
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