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The loads were 11.5 and 12 gr of H110 & Lilgun.
Pulled the remaining loads and re loaded them.
Pulled the remaining loads and re loaded them.
Back at it again with the 22 hornet!
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Joec7651
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Very nice rifle Fotis. My dad had a Winchester model 43 in 22 Hornet. My brother has it now. My dad shot a doe dead center of the white spot under her chin. She never moved, just strait down. I’m not saying it’s a deer rifle because I don’t consider it one, but it certainly worked that day we were squirrel hunting. I’ve always loved that little rifle.
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Found the load....I think!
I switched from cci 450 to Fed 205M caps.
I switched from cci 450 to Fed 205M caps.
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Dang it Fotis. Now I need a 22 Hornet!
Nice load work up and great shooting buddy.
JD338
Nice load work up and great shooting buddy.
JD338
gerry
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With 11.5 gr you'll get 608 rounds from a pound of powder. That's very impressive especially with that kind of accuracy.
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We will start with the Hornet. Clear out the prairie dingoes up to 175 yards or so and move up to the 223. Then 204 22-250.....etc
RL338
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Looks like a prefect match for the Hornet.
Fotis, great load and great shooting.Found the load....I think!
I switched from cci 450 to Fed 205M caps.
truck driver
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- Mar 11, 2013
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Dang that little rifle will shoot. Great job Fotis getting it dialed in.
I don't guess there's a chance now that I can borrow it?
Did you have to do anything to the bedding ?
I don't guess there's a chance now that I can borrow it?
Did you have to do anything to the bedding ?
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Factory Savage 25 walking Varminter. No mods at all.
cloverleaf
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I Knew we would see one of those "Fotis" one hole targets eventually, Skilled at your craft sir, and apparently a fine shot too. BTW- didnt you know the "hornet isnt very accurate..." 
CL
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Yup I must have gotten lucky with the inaccurate Hornet.I Knew we would see one of those "Fotis" one hole targets eventually, Skilled at your craft sir, and apparently a fine shot too. BTW- didnt you know the "hornet isnt very accurate..."
wildman
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Awesome group ,was that at 100 yards .....Found the load....I think!
I switched from cci 450 to Fed 205M caps.
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This particular group was at 50 yards because of the 35 MPH crosswinds. I needed to sight it in because of new scope being used. Does less than .5" at 100 yards easily BUT that 35 gr hornady with .138 BC can not battle the wind.
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truck driver
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It's amazing what a different primer will do for accuracy.Found the load....I think!
I switched from cci 450 to Fed 205M caps.
I found the same thing for my 35 Whelen AI. I have a batch of old Winchester primers that is all I use for it and only for hunting loads.
