PRVI Bullets

[Hengehold]

I have never used PRVI Match bullets. Has anyone used these? Will they work well for NRA XTC 200/300yd lines? Pricing looks attractive on the 22 cal 75gr HPBT match.

Thanks for replies,

Trevor

 

[7stubby]

Never know till you get some and try them in your rifle.

 

[Shynloco]

Trevor,
IMHO 7stubby said it. And might I add, whether price is attractive or not, if you want to compete you have find what your rifle likes the best. I shot some Privi before in my .223 bolt gun and it shot alright, but I wasn't about to shoot it over my handloads that were geared for my rifle after months of testing. Can't really put a price on accuracy other than personal satisfaction. So give it a try, but don't have unreasonable expectations where quality control and consistency in manufacturing, doesn't come cheap. But most of all, have fun and good luck whichever way you go.

Alex

 

[tonedaddy]

they are crap..POS

 

[people]

They can shoot ok. I have shot a ton of them in my 223 and 308. Straight out of the box I get fliers and alot of them. I sort them by weight and bearing length. I do this while I watch TV. Not really worth it for straight accuracy but solid moa accuracy.

 

[akajun]

They are fine for NRA HP for the 2-300yd stages. Before I was getting good deals on the brand of bullets I shoot now, I was buying the Privi 75's and 69's from Wideners for dirt cheap. I regularly shot Master scores and 6-7x cleans in Rapids with them.
Id have no problem shooting them today.
My load for 69's was 25gr varget
75's was 24.7 of Varget or 24.3 of rl15

 

[rminut]

They are fine for NRA HP for the 2-300yd stages. Before I was getting good deals on the brand of bullets I shoot now, I was buying the Privi 75's and 69's from Wideners for dirt cheap. I regularly shot Master scores and 6-7x cleans in Rapids with them.
Id have no problem shooting them today.
My load for 69's was 25gr varget
75's was 24.7 of Varget or 24.3 of rl15

I concur. The bullets shoot fine but definitely a little looser out to 300. If you are in contention to shoot a national record every match then they are not for you. If you want to save a little money every weekend, they work just fine. I've shot a clean at 300 with a service rifle using them. X count is the only difference.

 

[rmr]

"The bullets shoot fine but definitely a little looser out to 300. If you are in contention to shoot a national record every match then they are not for you."

+1

At 1-200 they shoot about .1 -> .2MOA larger groups, compared to Nos CC, (very acceptable for .12c each) but they fall apart at longer distances. I tried running them at 600, but the flyers are way out there. I'm running 73-75g bergers at distances above 200.