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Reloading
One hole satterlee
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<blockquote data-quote="bassassassin104" data-source="post: 2428509" data-attributes="member: 28244"><p>Gotta love that!!! I had something very similar happen once 2 years ago with my DIY savage 110 heavy varmint sporting a 24" Shilen chambered in .260 rem. I was working up to find max load for 143 eldx's. Shot it through a chrono that day. 14 rounds loaded in .3 grain increments. Lowest velocity was 2687 fastest was 2925. Found 3 decent nodes. Looks like I pulled 1 shot, the one 2 inches left was actually a shot from a different rifle (dads 30-06) shooting at the next target over. The bullets just very slowly walked up the target a bit as the velocity increased.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bassassassin104, post: 2428509, member: 28244"] Gotta love that!!! I had something very similar happen once 2 years ago with my DIY savage 110 heavy varmint sporting a 24” Shilen chambered in .260 rem. I was working up to find max load for 143 eldx’s. Shot it through a chrono that day. 14 rounds loaded in .3 grain increments. Lowest velocity was 2687 fastest was 2925. Found 3 decent nodes. Looks like I pulled 1 shot, the one 2 inches left was actually a shot from a different rifle (dads 30-06) shooting at the next target over. The bullets just very slowly walked up the target a bit as the velocity increased. [/QUOTE]
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