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Old 11-17-2012, 09:25 PM
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Mr Roy, I assume you dont have a fast enough twist to shoot above 350gr? Have you tried the CE 350s? Id like to see some results on game..
Have a 10 twist.

Haven't researched what is needed for the longer offerings.

I'm pretty much satisfied w/the 350 SMKs

Also, JBM Calculations lists the Sierra Match bullet as 375 grains??????
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Old 11-17-2012, 10:48 PM
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Riley,

She weights just a wee bit over the Idaho 16 pound limit.

bigngreen was able to observe each of his shots from for the whole time of flight to 1k. Not the vapor/atmos disturbance but the base of the buillet. His comment was something like, "She sure breaks nice".

I'm gonna have to learn his secret as I have only been able to spot each shot.

The kidney problem has nothing to do w/shooting. Something called renal cell carcinoma caused some fella to root out a hunk of the kidney. It takes a lot longer than one would think for the sucker to reattach itself.

Went looking, unsuccessfully, for a 1 mile shooting spot. I'll find one, that's for sure!!

The 350 SMK is goes sub sonic @ 2700 yds @ my home elevationand 30* and beyond 3000 yds @ hunting elevations.
Sorry bout the confusion Roy. We found a spot were we can shoot to about a mile, there are alot of little canyons and ridges that should make calling the wind tricky. I need the practice anyway if i want to be on a lot of the members' here level.
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Old 11-18-2012, 08:19 AM
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These Allen Mags are insane! I have never heard of these until this thread. That is exactly why I started it.....

That 375 is crazy fun looking . Can you say long range pig killer !
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Old 11-18-2012, 10:15 AM
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These Allen Mags are insane! I have never heard of these until this thread. That is exactly why I started it.....

That 375 is crazy fun looking . Can you say long range pig killer !
no but i can say long range pig hammer!! A plus with the 375 AM is if you hit the animal just right, it will skin it and gut it for you.
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Old 11-18-2012, 08:47 PM
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It takes so long to retrieve a kill that without a little empty space behind the 350 SMK it wouldn't be worth shooting a pig.

There's just enough space to get the right amount of rock salt behind the bullet so the meat won't spoil by the time I get to the kill spot.


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Old 11-18-2012, 08:49 PM
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Roy that's funny stuff!! I really enjoyed shooting your 375, it is a true LR hammer!!

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Old 11-18-2012, 08:53 PM
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Hows back blast shooting that thing? Thats a thick barrel!!
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