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<blockquote data-quote="SavageShtr" data-source="post: 953072" data-attributes="member: 15118"><p>I put a load together for my 300wsm that put 5 shots in less than a half inch at 100 yards. I took it out groundhog hunting with my son and his first shot ever behind the rifle or hunting for that matter was dead on at 665 yards. Needless to say I was a very happy Dad. I since have not had a chance to test it on the steel to see how it does farther out. I'm pretty sure it will be fine.. I have gotten caught up with trying to achieve those small groups at 1000 yards and have wasted countless bullets and pounds of powder trying. What I have come to realize is that if I take all the proper readings with my Kestrel, and have the right powder temp variation in my program and do the proper practice I should be fine. I really like the summer time to practice on those pesky groundhogs, I figure if I can hit them way out there than a deer should be a little easier..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SavageShtr, post: 953072, member: 15118"] I put a load together for my 300wsm that put 5 shots in less than a half inch at 100 yards. I took it out groundhog hunting with my son and his first shot ever behind the rifle or hunting for that matter was dead on at 665 yards. Needless to say I was a very happy Dad. I since have not had a chance to test it on the steel to see how it does farther out. I'm pretty sure it will be fine.. I have gotten caught up with trying to achieve those small groups at 1000 yards and have wasted countless bullets and pounds of powder trying. What I have come to realize is that if I take all the proper readings with my Kestrel, and have the right powder temp variation in my program and do the proper practice I should be fine. I really like the summer time to practice on those pesky groundhogs, I figure if I can hit them way out there than a deer should be a little easier.. [/QUOTE]
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