That's what I call good shooting! Should have mentioned I am going to look at a Rem Model 700 Sendero SF II today, good price without the wait time!
Bee,
Found this thread here on Long Range Hunting concerning the Fierce. Thought you might be interested.
http://www.longrangehunting.com/forums/f19/fierce-arms-rifles-any-first-had-experience-128784/
No. They all bring a couple things to the table and leave some off. A Savage is better than any of them.
Welcome to the forum Red.
I noticed you were talking about high BC bullets but had a very large gap between the .30 cal and 6.5mm, and didn't mention the 7mm... Berger recently released a 195 Hybrid that has a .754 G1 BC and a .387 G7 BC.
7mm 195gr Extreme Outer Limits Elite Hunter | Berger Bullets
great. my sendero shoots them great. ron
Here is a question for you guys in the know Re: Twist Rates and Barrel Compatibility.
If I were to go with a 300 Win Mag with a Twist Rate of 11 and the number of groves being 4, how would a bullet with a Twist Rate of 10 work in that barrel and are they even compatible?
I ask because I like the Nosler Trophy Grade ABLR 190 Grain, because at 800 yards they apparently (according to Nosler) maintain an Energy of 1,407, which is pretty outstanding for a 300 Win Mag. So I would not have to go with a 300 RUM, to achieve that type of energy!
A rifle I am looking at have a twist rate of 11. The Rifle is a Sako A7 Roughtech Pro. Thanks.
If a bullet calls for a 10 twist and you have an 11 twist barrel the chances are pretty good it will not stabilize.Here is a question for you guys in the know Re: Twist Rates and Barrel Compatibility.
If I were to go with a 300 Win Mag with a Twist Rate of 11 and the number of groves being 4, how would a bullet with a Twist Rate of 10 work in that barrel and are they even compatible?
I ask because I like the Nosler Trophy Grade ABLR 190 Grain, because at 800 yards they apparently (according to Nosler) maintain an Energy of 1,407, which is pretty outstanding for a 300 Win Mag. So I would not have to go with a 300 RUM, to achieve that type of energy!
A rifle I am looking at have a twist rate of 11. The Rifle is a Sako A7 Roughtech Pro. Thanks.