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28 nosler, vapor trailing?
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<blockquote data-quote="Backcountrydreamer1996" data-source="post: 1976704" data-attributes="member: 114177"><p>I've had a hankering for a long time for a 28 nosler so I finally made a dream come true and went out and bought a seekins havak (it does have the seekins brake). I finally got her all dressed up with a leupold lrp and loaded up some adg brass from 78-81.5 h1000 shooting 169 hammer hunters looking for pressures and breaking in the barrel (the hammers do require a 1-8.5 and the Havak is a 1-8.6 but there was no key holing?) </p><p> While shooting my father noticed you could literally see a spiraled trail all the way too 100 yards but it was at the blink of an eye. I shot two of each loadings at .5 grain increments and managed to get this still frame picture of what im talking about in a video that is attached.</p><p>So what is causing this? </p><p>Sorry bout the ignorance just never had this happen before with any other Rifle before.</p><p>Thanks!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Backcountrydreamer1996, post: 1976704, member: 114177"] I’ve had a hankering for a long time for a 28 nosler so I finally made a dream come true and went out and bought a seekins havak (it does have the seekins brake). I finally got her all dressed up with a leupold lrp and loaded up some adg brass from 78-81.5 h1000 shooting 169 hammer hunters looking for pressures and breaking in the barrel (the hammers do require a 1-8.5 and the Havak is a 1-8.6 but there was no key holing?) While shooting my father noticed you could literally see a spiraled trail all the way too 100 yards but it was at the blink of an eye. I shot two of each loadings at .5 grain increments and managed to get this still frame picture of what im talking about in a video that is attached. So what is causing this? Sorry bout the ignorance just never had this happen before with any other Rifle before. Thanks! [/QUOTE]
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