Another BC1400 rifle tested at 1104 yards
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memtb
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memtbAre you guys able to do this consistently with that ammo from lot to lot? I'm not doubting but just curious because when I use factory ammo, the ES varies quite a bit from lot to lot.
No lot numbers are not consistent. Some good some not so much. But in general we might have to try a different lot number when testing.
Awesome shooting. I was fixing to break the bank on some of that ammo haha.
We buy it in large quantities and same lot numbers ie: 10000 rounds half are same lot half are different. Bad lots we use for sight in
you are also guaranteed to get at least 1 flyer in every boxYup…very straight up guys.
C.O. Shooter
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What ammo was it? Hornady 140 ELD-M?
143 Eld-x
C.O. Shooter
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I have that to try out in my AR 10. Hopefully it works well.
Rick Richard
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That is why I trust all of his reviews on the various products. One day I will make it to his school.
He taught us in his class last week how to true the velocity if you run into a lot number that runs faster or slower. No LabRadar needed. Maybe everybody knew this and just I didn't, but can't say enough for the openness.
Joel Russo
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You won't find a better solution than instruction by James at the school, and a Barbour Creek rifle.
