Ok,
Every 223 Thread I've seen lately has been about how heavy of a bullet for the .223. Well guess what, I have experience in that and I have a 1:7 twist running very well, thank you.
I am building a 1:9 twist for 100-200 yards. I want to shoot volume, economically, AND see if I can keep around 1MOA accuracy or better. (think dog-town bullets). My question is shifted back to closer range what bullet/powder works well at 100y for a volume and economical shooting/plinking/varminting session? I'll try the 52-53gr Match and A-Max bullets on my own, but does anyone have a Soft Point, or even a Cannelured bullet that they have had good practice with? 55gr FMJHP w/C isn't out of the running either, but I bet we can do better with a good SPFB bullet. Maybe I'm wrong?
What powders do you like? Skip weights/velocities as I am sure my rifle is nowhere near yours, I just want to see if I'm looking at the right place on the burn-rate chart.
-Mac
Every 223 Thread I've seen lately has been about how heavy of a bullet for the .223. Well guess what, I have experience in that and I have a 1:7 twist running very well, thank you.
I am building a 1:9 twist for 100-200 yards. I want to shoot volume, economically, AND see if I can keep around 1MOA accuracy or better. (think dog-town bullets). My question is shifted back to closer range what bullet/powder works well at 100y for a volume and economical shooting/plinking/varminting session? I'll try the 52-53gr Match and A-Max bullets on my own, but does anyone have a Soft Point, or even a Cannelured bullet that they have had good practice with? 55gr FMJHP w/C isn't out of the running either, but I bet we can do better with a good SPFB bullet. Maybe I'm wrong?
What powders do you like? Skip weights/velocities as I am sure my rifle is nowhere near yours, I just want to see if I'm looking at the right place on the burn-rate chart.
-Mac