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<blockquote data-quote="Recon$$" data-source="post: 1938003" data-attributes="member: 34122"><p>First thing I do every range session is shoot a 700 yard cold bore with my hunting rifles. Not exactly what your asking but good hits at what I consider my personal reasonable kill range gives me the confidence in the loads/rifle that anywhere 700 and in is a given if I can setup for the shot. I personally have yet to find a load that groups well at 100 that doesn't group well at extended ranges but I know others on here have had different experiences. So I know it can happen. I would agree the vertical stringing is most likely a velocity consistentsy issue. I would also say that if you are not accustomed to longer ranges give it some time, sometimes you just need trigger time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Recon$$, post: 1938003, member: 34122"] First thing I do every range session is shoot a 700 yard cold bore with my hunting rifles. Not exactly what your asking but good hits at what I consider my personal reasonable kill range gives me the confidence in the loads/rifle that anywhere 700 and in is a given if I can setup for the shot. I personally have yet to find a load that groups well at 100 that doesn't group well at extended ranges but I know others on here have had different experiences. So I know it can happen. I would agree the vertical stringing is most likely a velocity consistentsy issue. I would also say that if you are not accustomed to longer ranges give it some time, sometimes you just need trigger time. [/QUOTE]
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