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<blockquote data-quote="James Jones" data-source="post: 136598" data-attributes="member: 8843"><p>I'm not sure what twist rate you have but I have heard of guys shooting them out to 600yds on paper , thats with a heavier bullets and handloads.</p><p>From what everybody says its like a ballistic twin to the 22-250 and 50gr bullets so I would think if that is true that it would make for a 300-400yds praire dog gun.</p><p></p><p>The smaller calibers are great for getting into the LR game I think , because they are not the ballistic super hero's that some of the big mags are so they make you learn to dope the wind better and guess range better which in the long run will make you a better shot with one of the big mags if you choose to go that route.</p><p></p><p>Do you handload?</p><p>What gun do you have?</p><p>How does it shoot now?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="James Jones, post: 136598, member: 8843"] I'm not sure what twist rate you have but I have heard of guys shooting them out to 600yds on paper , thats with a heavier bullets and handloads. From what everybody says its like a ballistic twin to the 22-250 and 50gr bullets so I would think if that is true that it would make for a 300-400yds praire dog gun. The smaller calibers are great for getting into the LR game I think , because they are not the ballistic super hero's that some of the big mags are so they make you learn to dope the wind better and guess range better which in the long run will make you a better shot with one of the big mags if you choose to go that route. Do you handload? What gun do you have? How does it shoot now? [/QUOTE]
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