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Remington 700 sendero. 300 win
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<blockquote data-quote="dfanonymous" data-source="post: 1324181" data-attributes="member: 97050"><p>Well then, it is my opinion based off some science, that you will probably want to invest in a chrono for those distances. Muzzle velocity is important, you may have to true it if you use a ballistic engine of whatever sorts. I've found that TRASOL is pretty decent so far...I havent had to true anything yet, but I am still running my own test on it. More importantly, your standard deviation will give you a good idea what your hit probability will be at range, whether its factory or hand loaded ammo. Your extreme spread many will argue is important, although I dont worry about it as much as I chalk a lot of it up to shooter error, or the chrono. If you have good groups and less than a 15 fps SD then, I call that decent. I'm sure others will chime in with different opinions, but you can have a good ES and bad SD and a good SD and bad ES. To reiterate I chalk it up to the shooter, and the equipment. I would look at the pros and cons of a light sensor chrono, magneto speed and labradar.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dfanonymous, post: 1324181, member: 97050"] Well then, it is my opinion based off some science, that you will probably want to invest in a chrono for those distances. Muzzle velocity is important, you may have to true it if you use a ballistic engine of whatever sorts. I've found that TRASOL is pretty decent so far...I havent had to true anything yet, but I am still running my own test on it. More importantly, your standard deviation will give you a good idea what your hit probability will be at range, whether its factory or hand loaded ammo. Your extreme spread many will argue is important, although I dont worry about it as much as I chalk a lot of it up to shooter error, or the chrono. If you have good groups and less than a 15 fps SD then, I call that decent. I'm sure others will chime in with different opinions, but you can have a good ES and bad SD and a good SD and bad ES. To reiterate I chalk it up to the shooter, and the equipment. I would look at the pros and cons of a light sensor chrono, magneto speed and labradar. [/QUOTE]
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