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I always liked the 8x68. When I was stationed in Germany in the '90s I almost bought a 6.5 * 68 Schuler.

I'm down to about 18 lb now

They advise to seat at the groove for optimum performance. I tried once to seat deeper past the groove (as advised by the owner just to see) but it did not work out. It was a while ago using 30 caliber bullets

Yes sir. The pacnor barreled one I just built.

I finally got them in the mail the other day and yesterday I shot them at the range. This is what the 220 Hammer Hunter shot like. Not too shabby and I think I'm ready for any game with North America

Praying for you buddy!

I have a hog hunt coming up in a few months in Texas. In fact JD338 and Mrs. JD338 will be joining us. I am really tempted to take my 35 Whelen in 7600 format. Mine loves the 200 gr TTSX Not a max load but close. Wears a 3x9x40 Trijicon now.

My leupolds are old vari x's that never get their turrets twisted unless they get bumped and need a sight in at the range. I do not own a single one with exposed turrets for any type of LR shooting by dialing. All my serious scopes are: Nightforce Vortex Razors Swfa Trijicon Maven And yes...

Nice

One can only hope sir!

Maybe some velocity figures?

Not a max load but did great against a nice pronghorn buck at 701 yards! Rem 700 custom, Proof 1:8 BBL Micky stock. Now wears NF NX8 2.5-20x50mm

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Well BC for the Sierra is advertised as .521 The Hammer is estimated at .537 I am thinking I have to shoot the hammers at long range to establish an accurate BC. Visually (and I know it does not work out that way always) I am thinking over .600 BC As for the Accubonds I was not able to break...

Just a little 8mm bullet comparison 220 Hammer Hunter 220 Sierra Game King

Here also but the prices...YIKES. 17.00 for a box of CCI BR2 (100 count)

You sir are talented! I still love the rifle rest straps you made for me!

$43.00 for 9 ounces. WTH?

Congratulations! What a stud!

It will not be her work she just wants to have somebody put it on canvas