Do you read the ballistics info on your ammunition box?
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Do you read the ballistics info on your ammunition box?
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Absolutely,yes and once my scopes are "zeroed",I use the same ammo all the time.
If a tree falls on your ex in the woods and nobody hears it,you should probably still get rid of your chainsaw. Just sayin'....
Roll my own so have a lot more information to read before I even start. Favourite loads seldom change though...
I wonder if Keith remembers me from our days on the RCR rifle team (82-85). He was my mentor and shooting coach...which led to some interesting jobs in the infantry and as a lineman. Pte/Cpl Snow.
Mark Snow, Leader Of The, Ontario Libertarian Party
I look to see what the MV and drops are at different zero ranges(100 and 200)but I chronograph and shoot the actual distances to get my own drops and windages. The empirical results aren't usually very close to the reported muzzle velocity, drops and B.C. claimed by the manufacturer.
^^this^^Originally Posted by skypilot
Of course, but then, I read shampoo bottles too. Serious answer is yes.
I'm using my "home-brews" ! --- After more than 6 decades of hand-loading I should be familiar with their ballistics . --- Reading rim-fire-charts though .
I roll my own as well, really can't remember the last time I bought a box of rifle bullets. old243
Yes i do
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