168 ABLR .284

phil · Thursday at 6:05 PM

Have any of you ever sorted these, based on BTO length?
I did based on advice from a very experienced gentleman from S.C. and the results are impressive.

Over a 3.5GR spread, in 8 separate 3-shot groups, the largest was .846 and the smallest was .242” at 100yds.
These were seated tight to the lands. No, I repeat no flyers.

I think I will continue this practice and see where we go, to 300 and beyond.

Hunter26 · Thursday at 10:47 PM

I haven't but I also haven't shot a ton of these. I've used some in my 7mm PRC and found a good sub-moa load at 100 yards that puts the hurt on deer. My bullets were factory seconds, but I didn't have any big groups or flyers. I might check some for the heck of it though.

Specifics on your load and rifle?

NYDAN · Friday at 1:29 AM

That is very good performance. Congratulations on finding a good load.

phil · Friday at 4:43 AM

Hunter26 said:
I haven't but I also haven't shot a ton of these. I've used some in my 7mm PRC and found a good sub-moa load at 100 yards that puts the hurt on deer. My bullets were factory seconds, but I didn't have any big groups or flyers. I might check some for the heck of it though.

Specifics on your load and rifle?

I used Reloader 23 for the test. N565 is next, I did a 5 shot ladder test with it yesterday looking at velocity that measured .416 CTC, over 2 full grains.

The rifle was built by Kinport Peak Rifles in Pocatello. Justin Linenbach.
7 Sherman Max
Defiance Deviant Tactical L/A
24” Benchmark Sendero Light 8tw CFW
Hawkins Hunter bottom metal
Manners Pro Hunter Adj stock
Trigger Tech Diamond