Recent content by oldmossy

Approx. .119 by another members numbers

Im not sure what purposeful or accidental compensation means. Im assuming it means I cant measure.lol Which would be incorrect. Now, knowing exactly what I'm talking about. Or knowing much about reloading, or a whole list of other things...that could be argued. lol. Not that I'm all that new...

Im not disagreeing. Im actually agreeing.. Im actually questioning whether u think u can trust chronograph. Ive ran numbers plenty of times on ballistic calulators

We had big es using chrono. had 1/2 moa at 100yd.( 338 lapua). Shot at 715 yds and kept same 1/2 moa accuracy. Figuring our chrono just not giving accurate speeds. Had a chrono set up on tripod at 10ft from muzzle. Then used a magnospeed(?) that clamps on barrel after we were done to test...

Manual Draw- That could really work out in someones favor if they knew the right person. But I'm sure nobody would dare go there. I mean look at the election for president of the U.S. ..everyone was on the up n up....wasn't any fraud there. :)

We were testing for a 338 lapua yesterday. And did just that. Put chrono away until we had a good group. Then chronoed to see what speed to enter for ballistic calculator.

Same issue. Same approach. I guess I'll stick with 195s. Thanks guys

I had a 7MM RUM built to shoot 195 elite hunters. And it shoots them really good. But the speed and killing effectiveness isn't that of the 180 hybrids that I shot for years. Running through different powder charges, we couldn't get the groups any better than 1 inch @ 100yds using the 180...

I like it

I already figured out a flaw. I gave numbers for 10 moa. When actually to get to 1000 yds im twice that. So my number would double. But so would my "difference". After running 20 moa the difference is .66 moa. So adjusting 1 click low on sight in still leaves me with 3 inches high at 20 moa...

Is my math correct? Does this mean that if I should just sight my scope in 1 click low at 200? The margin of error at closecrange hardly being noticeable. But making up that 3 inches at 1000

Price drop on 500 count- 189 grain, sierra jacketed, Bob Cautercio bullets. Shipped 375.00

So to test your scope, Im assuming you'd do a tall target type test. But log how many clicks it takes to actually get to each moa? And do you mark your testing target at 1inch increments, or 1.047 increments? (not sure I can even measure that precisely) I'm also shooting a huskemaw. Didn't...

So I chronoed my rifle after work this morning @ 20 degrees. 2962/2970. My original testing months ago @ 60 degrees was 2932/2948. Not sure how accurate chrono is. But that's what I got. Anyways... Took a nap, then went to the range. Now its 34 degrees. Chronoed and shot @ 200yds. Speeds about...

I have a question. Is it possible to mount your scope a little canted to compensate for spin drift? And since we on scope mounting. If your crosshairs is plumb to your level, does it matter if the scope isnt mounted perfectly level on the rifle?