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Here is the latest update. More prone in the snow, 31 degrees Airing them out to see how they do at distance 3@300 yards 4" group 3@500 4" group 3@600 6.25" group They seem to be doing around 1 MOA even out to 600. Not too bad from a factory Rem 700 that goes 7.5 lbs all up. We need some more...

I am still trying to finalize a load with the Etip so I had the scope roughly zeroed at 100 making the aiming point above, out of the picture.

The largest @300 was about 3.25"

All shots are from prone in the snow so take them for what they are worth. 25 degrees 180 Etip H4350 64 grains 3@100 yards 2989 2996 2989 1.5" group. I am pretty sure I pulled the last one. There were 2 together and one 1.5" out. 3@300 yards 2983 2998 3004 2.8" group 3@300 yards 2981 2961...

Yes, but I don't think they show too much. Need to experiment more. With the 4350 it seemed to tighten up as the charge weight went up. I will have more results later.

Could not resist trying these. Here are some early findings 34 degrees. Rem 700 24" 300 WSM 180 BT for comparison H4831 67 2863 67.5 2890 68 2909 180 Etip H4350 61 2880 61.5 2883 62 2909 62.5 2919 63 2934 63.5 2941 64 3000 64.5 3038 //started to see ejector marks 65 3059...

After getting the most popular weights taken care of I would like to play with a heavy (around 120 grains) .257 with a true bc of at least .5. Seems like something like that moving at 3200 fps would be most impressive.

I would like to practice with ballistic tips that matched e-tips. My interests would be 7mm 120 with 140 as a second choice .257 100