338 RUM 265gr. ABLR load testing
- Thread starter jmad_81
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- Nov 4, 2004
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Congratulations on the cow elk Jake!
The 338 265 gr ABLR is a winner and with the speeds the 338 RUM is generating, its impressive near and far for sure.
JD338
The 338 265 gr ABLR is a winner and with the speeds the 338 RUM is generating, its impressive near and far for sure.
JD338
salmonchaser
Ammo Smith
- Dec 13, 2013
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Well done, gotta love the fast 33s
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Thanks guys.
They seem to hold their accuracy down range pretty well. I put one on the 1,200 yard gong first shot and then put a 5" 3 shot group on the 10"Hx16"W 900 yard gong. I really think that I could have had a better groups at 900 but the first two shots were right at the bottom of the target (I was still playing with the ballistic program) so I gave it a 1/10th of a mill up and shot the last one.
So far I really like these. Hopefully I can get my hands on some tags again next year and get a few more of these into some critters.
They seem to hold their accuracy down range pretty well. I put one on the 1,200 yard gong first shot and then put a 5" 3 shot group on the 10"Hx16"W 900 yard gong. I really think that I could have had a better groups at 900 but the first two shots were right at the bottom of the target (I was still playing with the ballistic program) so I gave it a 1/10th of a mill up and shot the last one.
So far I really like these. Hopefully I can get my hands on some tags again next year and get a few more of these into some critters.
- Nov 4, 2004
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Great shooting Jake!
JD338
JD338
drgalan2013
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- Aug 27, 2017
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Curious to know the twist rate of the barrel?
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Hammerdown
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- Jul 12, 2009
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Nice shooting.
