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<blockquote data-quote="ofdscooby" data-source="post: 2788087" data-attributes="member: 34470"><p>I would say it's the bullets. I have been through hell trying to get monos to fly out of my .280 ai I built just for hunting here in California and it sucks. I'm messing more with neck tension now and getting close but it's a grind nothing makes sense. One thing I stopped doing was chasing weight look for bullets comparable in length. And start .030-.050 off regardless of brand. The best mono combos I have seen so far are 30-06's with a 165 grain CX and H4350 and a 6.5 creed with 127 LRX and H4350 those seem to be good mono performers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ofdscooby, post: 2788087, member: 34470"] I would say it’s the bullets. I have been through hell trying to get monos to fly out of my .280 ai I built just for hunting here in California and it sucks. I’m messing more with neck tension now and getting close but it’s a grind nothing makes sense. One thing I stopped doing was chasing weight look for bullets comparable in length. And start .030-.050 off regardless of brand. The best mono combos I have seen so far are 30-06’s with a 165 grain CX and H4350 and a 6.5 creed with 127 LRX and H4350 those seem to be good mono performers. [/QUOTE]
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