When Things Go Right
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When Things Go Right
Last Saturday I went to the range. Tired of staying home. A couple buddy's met me there. On of the rifles I took was the 6.5 Creedmoor I shot the last F Class match. This time I had stuffed up some 140 grain Berger Elite hunters. Pretty much just a 140 Hybrid with a bit more bearing area. It was kinda rainy and a bit of left to right wind. I had only loaded up about ten rounds to try. At 600 yards is an ipsic plate that had about 6-7 bullet splashes on it. My buddy was shooting a 6 Dasher with 107 Sierras. I asked him to watch the plate for me. He said what are you going to shoot at. I said top left bullet splash. I hit it, then proceeded to hit, or at least overlap the next five shots on bullet splashes. I had him shoot it once. He asked me what my wind hold was, I said strait up. He raised his eye brows at that, held on a splash and overlappev it, about a half splash off of center. He got up and said , I hate you. I had a tenth left dialed in on my 100 yard zero. Did not bother to tell him that.m
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Re: When Things Go Right
Good shooting!
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Re: When Things Go Right
Yes it is great when everything lines up and the load tuned to your rifle...
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I hunt, I shoot, I camp, I fish. They are the great reset buttons in my life.
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Re: When Things Go Right
Remember some day you'll need 6 friends....