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Reloading
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<blockquote data-quote="Panhandle Pete" data-source="post: 2691192" data-attributes="member: 107045"><p>Sorry I guess I saw the other posts in this group about the Rugers. I have a handful of Remington 700 Classics in 257 Roberts and 257 Roberts AI, I have had great luck with the 100 gr Nosler Ballistic tips for accuracy in mine and have made at least one incredibly long shot on an Aoudad sheep (he just broke a front leg low) that a hunting companion had wounded ( I was only shooting at long range to prevent a wounded animal from getting away). You need to limit your sessions to three round groups with the Mountain rilfes because of the #3 weight barrls on them, they can be very finicky and unpredictable at times on accuracy, I much prefer the #4 barrels on the 700 Classic and BDL versions for accuracy!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Panhandle Pete, post: 2691192, member: 107045"] Sorry I guess I saw the other posts in this group about the Rugers. I have a handful of Remington 700 Classics in 257 Roberts and 257 Roberts AI, I have had great luck with the 100 gr Nosler Ballistic tips for accuracy in mine and have made at least one incredibly long shot on an Aoudad sheep (he just broke a front leg low) that a hunting companion had wounded ( I was only shooting at long range to prevent a wounded animal from getting away). You need to limit your sessions to three round groups with the Mountain rilfes because of the #3 weight barrls on them, they can be very finicky and unpredictable at times on accuracy, I much prefer the #4 barrels on the 700 Classic and BDL versions for accuracy! [/QUOTE]
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