7 SAUM Clone XP Load Development

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Load development on Wednesday at Dan Ekstrom's house with a Borden Alpine clone XP-100 center-grip, McMillan stock, Leupold Mark 5HD, Dell trigger built by Michael DeLoach at Nine Run Gun, chambered in 7mm SAUM with the 160 grain Barnes LRX (Norma brass, H-4350, and Redding Comp dies).
3-Shot group at 100 yards off of a portable bench. Extreme Spread was around 9 if I remember correctly.
MV may wind up closer to 2660ish. 15.9" Brux 8T barrel, and Holland brake.
Looking forward to future drop configurations at distance.
Big Shout Out to Dan for his help!
Last target is 11-shots, all different powder charges in 1/2 grain increments.
Yes, I recognize that this is just one three-shot group, but it still put a smile on my face.
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I'm assuming a "double that size" .3 is a keeper, it sure suits me fine when they are less than .5
Most certainly.
As long as it was sub half, it would be fine for what I am doing with it.
I will always take tighter.
I also know the more shots I shoot in a group, will inevitably enlarge the group size.
 
A couple of Remington Custom Shop XP-100's (223 Remington and 35 Remington).
Then a full blown custom XP-100 with a McMillan stock, octagon barrel in 7mm BR. Also has a external bolt stop/bolt release.
 
Hey, you keep talking with Ernie and you'll definitely end up with a bolt action pistol or two! I have a 6 CM and a 25 CM thanks to Ernie's influence. The 25 is on a Borden alpine and the 6 is a Kauger black widow. They're a lot of fun to shoot.
Take Care
 
Hey, you keep talking with Ernie and you'll definitely end up with a bolt action pistol or two! I have a 6 CM and a 25 CM thanks to Ernie's influence. The 25 is on a Borden alpine and the 6 is a Kauger black widow. They're a lot of fun to shoot.
Take Care
Looking forward to the next time we are shooting together.
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