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July 28th, 2016, 07:58 PM
#21
Has too much time on their hands

Originally Posted by
standup
Ah Mike, so ya wound one. There'll be another along. I've never said these words on here as some have when talking about shooting, but. There's always a first. I DON'T CARE WHAT KIND OF LOAD WITH WHAT KIND OF BULLET,300 WITH AN ML IS IRRESPONSIBLE !!
Hmm well if my gun is repeatable and accurate to 300 I will kill deer with it.
The savage would easily hold MOA to 200 yards before this change.
I remember now - you were the fellow who chirped on about 3-400 fps MV not making any real difference down range or some Bullshyte ..... Right. That .458 should be carrying 1500+/- fps at 300 yards. Let me point out that most 12 gauge slugs barely make that out of the muzzle. Guess it's irresponsible to use those terrible guns.
Last edited by Big Jack; July 28th, 2016 at 09:22 PM.
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July 28th, 2016 07:58 PM
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July 28th, 2016, 08:06 PM
#22
Has too much time on their hands
Have any of the negative Nancy's on here even built one of these custom ML's?
Speak from experience not from your a s s.
I'm telling you what I expect to see. If I don't feel that either of these guns will do the job at 300 as expected, my range will be shortened as required. No interest in wounding anything.
BTW- trying to make a 50 yard shot with a compound or long bow is a hell of a lot harder than making a 300 yard shot with a gun.
Last edited by Big Jack; July 28th, 2016 at 09:34 PM.
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July 29th, 2016, 03:27 AM
#23

Originally Posted by
Big Jack
Hmm well if my gun is repeatable and accurate to 300 I will kill deer with it.
The savage would easily hold MOA to 200 yards before this change.
I remember now - you were the fellow who chirped on about 3-400 fps MV not making any real difference down range or some Bullshyte ..... Right. That .458 should be carrying 1500+/- fps at 300 yards. Let me point out that most 12 gauge slugs barely make that out of the muzzle. Guess it's irresponsible to use those terrible guns.
Correct. I wouldn't use a SG slug past 50 yds
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July 29th, 2016, 05:38 AM
#24
Has too much time on their hands

Originally Posted by
standup
Correct. I wouldn't use a SG slug past 50 yds
Published MV of a standard Federal rifle slug is 1300 fps. At 50 it's about 1000 fps....
But hey let's not shoot to 300 with that MZ cause magic ferry dust somehow destabilizes that bullet that is still pushing 1500 fps... Just shy of 1700 foot pounds energy which is just terrible.
Thats my issue with your comments.
Have you built and shot one of these guns?
Maybe I'll be pissing my money away on this - I won't know till I pull the trigger and see what the chrony says. With that size of bullet the labradar should track velocity to 150 yards. The other one which is a 358 has already apparently been proven to shoot under 1 inch at 300. That's with a 200 grain TTSX. Guess I will know soon enough if it's a pile of BS.
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July 29th, 2016, 10:13 AM
#25

Originally Posted by
Big Jack
Mike lots of scopes allow for the bullet drop. The 358 ml will sling a 200 grain pill at 2800 fps easily, the .458 will run at 2700 fps. It takes practice but it SHOULD be perfectly doable.
Not being factious, I understand the passion; my buddy is a fanatical long range shooter (ground hog head shots at 400+ yds) but this thread go me pondering while I was walking the dogs
I always figured there is a point of diminished returns with the costs/efforts associated in developing an ML and load to get the flattest trajectory thru velocity when drop compensation can be done with the scope. I think I questioned you on that once before.
However, you make a good point about ensuring that there is enough kinetic energy (via increased velocity ) for the bullet to successfully be able to 'kill' at that distance...I was tending to relate only to paper results in which case the energy component is not an issue. Logic that clarifies your efforts.
Hope this works out well for you...
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July 31st, 2016, 08:59 PM
#26
This is like an argument you might have with an older fella at Timmy's about fuel injection over carburetors. And yes I understand the difference between engine management over shooting an animal. Before some ill-informed individual cries bloody murder over evolution of firearms.
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August 1st, 2016, 06:12 AM
#27

Originally Posted by
Big Jack
Have you built and shot one of these guns?
Had one on a ruger frame. Before savage even heard the word ML, and none of us were much into ML at all. Can't remember the fools NAME though, but first NAME was Ron. Joke of a ML smith. Anyhoo still wouldn't make one my weapon of choice much past 150. AND WITH A PLASTIC MEDIUM YOU CAN NOT GUARANTEE MOA
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August 1st, 2016, 06:14 AM
#28
Hey Jack I hear they're going to be new issue to mil snipers
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August 1st, 2016, 07:01 AM
#29

Originally Posted by
standup
Hey Jack I hear they're going to be new issue to mil snipers

Why are you jumping all over a guy who shared the details of his build ?
YOU might not be confident at 300 yards but if he shoots a lot and is confident at that range, who are we to question ? There are a lot of guys who shouldn't be shooting at anything past 50 yards.....are you in that group ?
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August 1st, 2016, 03:03 PM
#30

Originally Posted by
73hunter
Why are you jumping all over a guy who shared the details of his build ?
YOU might not be confident at 300 yards but if he shoots a lot and is confident at that range, who are we to question ? There are a lot of guys who shouldn't be shooting at anything past 50 yards.....are you in that group ?
I'm sure Jack will tell us boldly of all misses and wounds. YA Right