Have a rum 28 in bartlein,4 grove, 1to 13 in twist shooting 168 Berger's unbelievably speed an accuracies
Have a rum 28 in bartlein,4 grove, 1to 13 in twist shooting 168 Berger's unbelievably speed an accuracies
Milk jugs at 1000 have a S&B with Horus visionHow is the stability?
I would be afraid the outside of the carcass would look like it had been in a skateboard accident down a large hill...That's why I loaded the monos.
Just put it back in the stock. Using the Swaro BRH reticle to keep the weight down. No need to dial a lazer beam...
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152 HH @ 3650 fps @ 600 yards in a 10mph full value wind you get 29.8 inches of drift and arrive with 1381 ft lbs of energy with 2026 fps impact.I would load up the 130 HH at about 3800 fps and start hammering deer out to 600 yards with ease. Sure a bigger bullet will have a better BC but out to "normal" ranges velocity will beat BC every time.
If and when you decide to re-barrel it consider a 8.5-9 twist. With the higher BC bullets coming out in the future I would go with the 8.5 as it won't be long before some bullet manufacturing company comes out with a bullet that maximizes the potential of. 308 magnums ballistically. Having the right twist rate for stabilizing the bullets will be a game changer for the 30 caliber magnums. To me, an 7.75 would be perfect.I agree with rebarrel, but CF aren't cheap and this one shoots well for now. Once it's toast I will go with a faster twist. I am collecting components now for another build. I didn't ask the right questions when I bought it. Never in my life would I have thought a RUM would be barreled with a 12 twist, but oh well, I bought it, so I'll shoot it.
I live in VA so this will be a whitetail, potentially blackbear, but honestly if I had to go to Montana tomorrow to hunt elk, I would be confident in this one, at least for the MPR it provides based on the phone app. My concern was with a little heavier cup and core not being able to handle the speed on impact. It shoots the 180 Accubond well also, but just afraid it would come apart at the ranges in VA. I know I don't need a RUM in VA, but I'm compensating
152 HH @ 3650 fps @ 600 yards in a 10mph full value wind you get 29.8 inches of drift and arrive with 1381 ft lbs of energy with 2026 fps impact.
190 Berger @ 3200 fps @ 600 yards with a 10mph cross wind you get 19.1 inches of drift and arrive with 2144 ft lbs of energy with 2264 fps impact.
If like you said 600 is "normal" the 190 BC has already taken over. 400 yards may be a different conversion but by 600 that hammer is whooped.
If and when you decide to re-barrel it consider a 8.5-9 twist. With the higher BC bullets coming out in the future I would go with the 8.5 as it won't be long before some bullet manufacturing company comes out with a bullet that maximizes the potential of. 308 magnums ballistically. Having the right twist rate for stabilizing the bullets will be a game changer for the 30 caliber magnums. To me, an 8.75 would be perfect.
If and when you decide to re-barrel it consider a 8.5-9 twist. With the higher BC bullets coming out in the future I would go with the 8.5 as it won't be long before some bullet manufacturing company comes out with a bullet that maximizes the potential of. 308 magnums ballistically. Having the right twist rate for stabilizing the bullets will be a game changer for the 30 caliber magnums. To me, an 7.75 would be perfect!
Umm...My calculator for 152 HH with my 3504 MV puts me at 600 yards with 2211 FPS/1651 ft lbs E/23.4" drift.
190 Berger 3200 MV= @ 600 yards 2278 FPS/2189 ft lbs E/18.4 drift.
That depends on who's BC you use and your elevation. That is the real BC on the 152 HH that I have shot. And the real BC from a 1:12 300wsm on the 190 berger at 700 feet elevation. I arrived at my numbers by shooting them.
I was asking about Monos. I have run the numbers and shot quite a few with this rifle (to include the 190 Berger all that will stabilize in the 12 twist).
Agree with that 100 % !!!I would load up the 130 HH at about 3800 fps and start hammering deer out to 600 yards with ease. Sure a bigger bullet will have a better BC but out to "normal" ranges velocity will beat BC every time.