Dusty Stevens
Shiner
10 shot groups? Thats hard on a railgun with a 1.450dia barrel
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Thanks guy's for clearing that up , I measured groups from outer edge to outer edge , thanks , it makes my groups smaller . I shoot 308 , once at 100 yards I shot a 3 shot group one hole dead center , I looked at it as a .308 group . Didn't shoot the forth knew I'd screw it up , kept the target . I normally shoot 3 ten shot groups at 200 yards average 1/2" edge to edge .
Thanks Texas
I'm not into competition shooting , most of the time I eyeball my groups , I only concentrate on shooting form . When a round goes south I know it's something I did , you know the instant it goes off . Been using the same load for two years now . I give my barrel a complete cleaning after every range trip .
I was thinking you are shooting a 308 instead of a 223. Still, that’s around .14 for ten shots.Ccrider
I don't think so 10 shot groups pretty well chew's up the target to a 1/2" hole , I shoot at my home made targets , 3 on a page horizontally equally spaced 1" outlined box 1/4" out lined in black , leaves a 1/2 white center . My scope is at 24 power and the target is visually perfect for me. A circle bull I didn't care for , I have my scope set where I keep the horizontal crosshair on the bottom line on the target . As the temperature cools I'll adjust my hold to center and top line . Hardly ever have to make scope adjustments , always shooting 200 yards same load for 2 years now I don't change a thing . Like shooting much more now without tweaking things .
Please post a pic of the target if you can . I am interested to see it,my old eyes can use some help . Sounds perfect for me,my eyes get fatigued quickly with some targets/scopes.Ccrider
Your making me a better shooter then I am . My groups are good , not that good , maybe it's the paper I'm using for my targets . I am going to tape the back of the target to hold it together . I would like to be able to post a picture of the targets . I played with all different shapes , colors and sizes until I found the perfect target . 3 one inch 1/4" outlined in black squars , gives me a 1/2" white center , very comfortable with scope on 24 power , no stress on the eyes .
Thanks for the explanation,I will give it a try. I was over-thinking it as I often do. Your secret is safe with me.daleboy
I can explain it easier , I take a 8 1/2 x 11 piece of paper , across the 11 side I space equally 3 one inch boxes with a 1/4" black outline or boarder , using a black magic marker around each box , this leaves a white 1/2" center . Looking through my scope on 24 power at 200 yards just right , not to big or small. Give it a try , I'm giving out my secrets . Hope it Helps .
cw308 "Does the Forster hone die bottom at the Shell holder ." Yes but I was able to go in between 1/16 and 1/8 turn of the die to get the shoulder bump.
"How did you find the chamber length? Hornady Lock-N-Load O.A.L. gauge, afraid to do the wheeler methods as not very mechanical.
"doesn't seem like a beginner " read enough in this Forum and you get to follow "best" practices" and another reason why I happily subscribe! I feel so lucky that so many in this Forum are willing to help out. And thank you for your kind words.
The wheeler method is the method most precision shooters have used for many decades. It works every time and is repeatable to the .001 unlike the oal gage which requires special parts and isnt very repeatable anyway. Give it a try and youll get the hang of it. Make sure everything is clean and carbon free
First result using the search functiondo you have a link to the wheeler method ?