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BB I don't think Ingram can go pro until after his jr. year. A player has to be out of high school for at least 3 years before going pro. If a player has been red shirted then he can leave after his sophomore year. I think I am correct on this but I could be wrong. You can bet he'll be gone next...

If you are 1/2" low at 100 yards that equals 2 clicks. So if you run your drop charts with a 100 zero then no matter what the range add 2 clicks and you will be OK.

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Bryan we ran drop charts and confirmed at 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, we had to skip 800 because of the terrain and had to go to 900 yards for our next shot. My drop charts worked out EXACTLY for all other yardages except at 900. Accuracy was very good at 900 with groups running around...

I have hunted with Barnes and Berger bullets. They will both kill deer, period. For the folks that say that Bergers won't do a good job deer, they don't know what they are talking about. Most people repeat what they read in magizines, see on hunting shows or read on the internet, not from...

When I saw this post I had to reply. A few of us went out labor day to do a little shooting and verify our drop charts. I was shooting my 6.5-284 running 140 VLD's at 2910 fps. I am using JBM also and I am plugging in the Litz 140 VLD info into the calculator. I have run drops out to 900 yards...

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The stock is sold. The bipod has been lowered to $65 shipped. David

Is Sightron paying you now?:D David

I would definitely start low and work up. I know when I tried to load some 120 TSX's up to the same load I had using with 120 Nosler Ballistic tips in one of my 6.5-284's, I started showing pressure signs with a charge 2.5 grains lower than the NBT's. I was also getting the same velocity at the...

Glad I could help cabelas90. David

nate this will work for any caliber. If you have your drops just substitute them for the ones for the corresponding yardage. Do you have your drop chart? David

Just remember that 1 mil represents 3.6" at 100 yards. So lets say that drops are: 300 yards = 7" 400 yards =22" 500 yards = 45" For 300 yards 3.6 x 3 = 10.8 (this is what 1 mil represents at 300 yards) Now take your 7" of drop for 300 and divide it 10.8 and you come up with .648 mils...