Hornady American Gunner ammunition

Holycity73

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I purchased several boxes of 6.5 Creedmoor to practice with. Yes, the rifle is a full custom, but the results with this "cheap ammo" were nothing less than spectacular.

I am planning on using this ammunition exclusively for target. With results like these below, it's easy to put the confidence in my training ammo that I'd usually reserve for match ammo.
The first two groups are of three with a windage shift to keep using the stickie.
I immediately switched to my ten shot mag.
The third group is ten with two seconds or so between each shot.
I just kept shooting until my mag was empty.

I'd say Hornady may have gotten it right.
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That's a .392" ten shot group
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2 three shot groups
 
6.5 CM + Hornady factory ammo with a group like that, definitely a one-miler rifle, no doubt about it. You should start a LRH 6.5 CM one-miler club, I will join the budget entry factory rifle category.

B:cool::DYAH!
 
I purchased several boxes of 6.5 Creedmoor to practice with. Yes, the rifle is a full custom, but the results with this "cheap ammo" were nothing less than spectacular.

I am planning on using this ammunition exclusively for target. With results like these below, it's easy to put the confidence in my training ammo that I'd usually reserve for match ammo.
The first two groups are of three with a windage shift to keep using the stickie.
I immediately switched to my ten shot mag.
The third group is ten with two seconds or so between each shot.
I just kept shooting until my mag was empty.

I'd say Hornady may have gotten it right.
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That's a .392" ten shot group View attachment 1441622 three shot groups

Yep. American Gunner is good stuff. IIRC, five 5-shot groups out of my Beanland match gun averaged in the .4s. Took some concerted effort to develop a handload that does better.

John
 
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