25-06 & 120 gr. Parititon 25 yards

[DrMike]

I admit that those are very good groups, and they obviously work well for game. However, you may fall in love with the E-Tips, David. I find them to be an impressive bullet.

 

[ROVERT]

Very nice, David. Thanks for sharing.

I started setting the jugs up on some angle iron after shattering a 2x10. It has worked so far. At least I'm not turning pricey lumber into kindling. I use two concrete blocks to elevate the "plank" and fire from the prone position.

 

[6mm Remington]

That's a good idea. I might have to change things up myself. I make more kindling every time I go out.

 

[6mm Remington]

I admit that those are very good groups, and they obviously work well for game. However, you may fall in love with the E-Tips, David. I find them to be an impressive bullet.

You probably don't have to say that Mike. The way my son has been taking animals with them in his 6mm, I've really been impressed. Man if they shoot, it might be hard to say no. It's not a lot, but the BC is even higher than the 100 gr. Partition!

 

[nvbroncrider]

David,

Your getting close to E=Mc^2

 

[JD338]

David,

Those E-Tip loads are pretty good. How far off the lands?
You might want to try seating a little deeper to pull the "flyer" in. :wink:

JD338

 

[6mm Remington]

David,

Those E-Tip loads are pretty good. How far off the lands?
You might want to try seating a little deeper to pull the "flyer" in. :wink:

JD338

Jim those are actually 100 gr. Partitions shown in those two groups. I think the pull is the guy doing the squeezing in the flyer equation. I suspect that it is me.