waspocrew
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Great pics! Fast 22 cals are a lot of fun. I'm working with a Savage 22-250 AI and I'm wanting to try 62 gr TTSX out on WY does this fall. October can't get here soon enough!
.223 WSSM and my Son
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TwoMore
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LOL Both my sons try to get on my bucks
one of those years he killed my bucks and all I could shoot was a few does lol tell ya the truth, I have more fun watchn them shoot.
Aoudad shooter1975
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I know that feeling!!! My daughter still reluctant to pull the trigger, my son is ready but has not got the right opportunity--but my nephews have no problem--shooting my bucks..I'm 42 and I've only shot 3 bucks in excess of 150 B&C...looks like your little men are well on their way to big trophy rooms!
HARPERC
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Good thread, Thanks!
valleysnyper
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That is awsome !!
And I was worried about my 240 weatherby. Looks like they both are lazers
And I was worried about my 240 weatherby. Looks like they both are lazers
adam32
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Do you think it'll stabilize in an 8 twist at 22-243 speeds?
I have some 64's here to try out next week.
RockyMtnMT
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When I get in from the shop I'll check numbers. Pretty doubtful though.
Steve
Steve
I hammered a bunch of them with a 220 swift some 20 odd years ago. That gun was a slayer! But alas times got hard and we parted ways. I am curious about that wssm tho. I had a model 70 in 25wssm. It had chambering issues and factory rounds were really high pressure. Primers were flat and and case heads were shiny with alot of wear for 1 shot. I let mine go because a fella with more money than common sense wanted it more than I did. Just curious if you notice the same in the 223wssm.
TwoMore
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no. it runs normal pressure
