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Super nice! Sounds like a good day.Cut the bolt handle slot and the bullet port for the Paramount stock also shot a 10 shot group with 325 pitmans
Yes, these .082” thick poly wads seal really well and cut the groups for me by half or 2/3 over no wad, wool or thinner ploy wads!I haven’t got as heavy as 495 (yet) but my .451 super shoots 450 & 460’s really well. Also haven’t tried any type of wad. Though I do have plenty to try. Have you seen much of difference with or without a wad? Bull shop just sent me an order of some Goulds that I’m eager to try once weather permits.
Nothing fancy. These are cut from the lid of an old plastic (LDPE) tote.ElDiablo,
Are you sourcing those poly wad sheets from any place in particular or from material you already had. Thank you.
Got to range out 300 yrds and got the knones scope to hit a 6 in paper plate using 3 whitehots and 240 gen. Cheap shot sabot off bench bags with a hold over on target I was with a friend that was showing off with 30_06 bolt hitting the same target I said I can do it to. It took me 3 shots and then it was game on .he was shocked that I was hitting the plate after that we switched guns and he had trigger issues . I said his gun was fine as I hit the plate with his gun. He said my gun was to touchy of a trigger for him .my trigger is about 2 inch pounds with no creep. I was proud of the cva accura v 2 50 shooting sabots at that range. He said the recoil was crazy I told him that's a 240 gen. Bullet . He said that was to much for him to deal with and gave up after that . Then I said you will never fellt the kick while shooting at a deer. He'd said he was impressed at accuracy of my gun . All I can say it made me proud that he bowed down to black powder rifel shooting that good. He is a good shot with center fire rifles, and he realized that black powder can perform like that. It changed his thought on black powder rifles.Thank you ElDiablo, I'll have to fish around and see if I have anything similar lying around.
I understand completely, I remember when I made the switch from well over a decade of using Pyrodex RS & P, mostly pellets, to T7. It was like being content driving around in a Pinto until you finally get to drive a Porsche for the first time.Daydreamed at work about my day at the range this weekend! Funny, I'm 60+ yrs. old and feel like a kid, all anxious about trying out loose powder after 20 years of pellets. Gonna be interesting. I'll definitely have paper and pencil for taking notes.
Most definitely looking forward to the Porsche!I understand completely, I remember when I made the switch from well over a decade of using Pyrodex RS & P, mostly pellets, to T7. It was like being content driving around in a Pinto until you finally get to drive a Porsche for the first time.
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