Got any suggestions better than Lapua or SK? Eley sucks in my CZ so it's out.Buy better ammo. Sorting is a waste of time.
This is .22 ammo. Weighing it all inclusive. Just seeing for myself if it makes enough difference to fool with.You weighing the bullets, or powder, or brass difference,,,
Seems useless to me…
Which version of Lapua have you tried? I have great luck with Center X out of my 40x but there is also Midas + and Exact.Got any suggestions better than Lapua or SK? Eley sucks in my CZ so it's out.
Center X and Midas, but Center X does better. SK standard plus does about as well. Just trying to see if I can eliminate a flyer every now and then.Which version of Lapua have you tried? I have great luck with Center X out of my 40x but there is also Midas + and Exact.
Thanks Mulligan, just trying to see what I can do to shoot a little better.![]()
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This is what I'm actually anticipating, but was going to test for myself to see. Thanks for your reply and sharing your results!I tried weighing with match ammo and even though there were slight variations I could never see the difference on paper.
I have also tried measuring and sorting by rim thickness and once again did not see the difference.
This was done with various brands of match ammo and shot in match grade rifles. Since I could not see the difference using mid to top grade ammo in a very accurate rifle I doubt that you will see any difference in a sporter. Using wind flags and paying attention to them will likely do more to eliminate flyers.
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Got any suggestions better than Lapua or SK? Eley sucks in my CZ so it's out.
This is why I was saying wind flags may be your best friend.This is what I'm actually anticipating, but was going to test for myself to see. Thanks for your reply and sharing your results!
That's about what my 50 yard groups look like LOL I know the conditions are my biggest challenge, especially where I shoot on the Mtn. There's wind there even when there's no wind. Switches back and forth and pretty tricky to nail down.This is why I was saying wind flags may be your best friend.
I just shot both these targets about 30 minutes ago - 50 yds, CCI S/V, Tikka T1x,
I shot the bottom target first - just a light flitting of the tails of the flags (surveyors tape)
I shot the top target next and if you notice it is now slightly more left because I had picked up a very slight left running breeze On the 3rd shot the flag jumped out about 45 degrees which equates to about a 5-6 mph breeze and it pushed the shot out almost a half-inch. If I hadn't had the flags I would not have known what caused it to go out that far and would have called it a flyer.
You should be aware that not all varieties of ammo -- be it Match, Tenex, Center X, or Midas +, for example -- shoots equally. All .22LR ammo is made in batches (called lots) and all batches are not the same.Yes, I've tested Eley match, Club, Tenex, Team, BR, Bullseye, etc, and they shot ok, but not as consistently good as Lapua Center X or SK standard plus. SK rifle match didn't shoot as good as SKSP even. Several others, TAC, CCI green tag, lower level stuff performed as you would expect for lower level ammo. I've not tried any X-Act yet tho as I've not been able to acquire any as of yet.