RL338
Handloader
- Mar 23, 2017
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Had to go to town this morning so I grabbed a few rifles and stopped at the range on the way home. The weather was nothing special misty and breezy , it’s still January I’ll take it. There was 6” of slush to walk through.
First up was zeroing the 243 Win. CFP pistol. I did learn quick that I have to come up with a more stable firing position. Got it on target and shoot a couple groups with the 70gr BTVs. Best one below.
Next was the 338WM that I fire lapped the barrel and loaded some more 250gr GS. The is an improvement but the trigger monkey put the second shot a little low opening the group over an inch. The other 4 shots make a reasonable group.
Last was the 375 Wby with it’s new stock was the best of the 3. The H S stock has allen screws that you center the barrel in the channel with. I’m going to give it some time and check after 50 rounds to see if I’m getting any movement in the stock.
First up was zeroing the 243 Win. CFP pistol. I did learn quick that I have to come up with a more stable firing position. Got it on target and shoot a couple groups with the 70gr BTVs. Best one below.
Next was the 338WM that I fire lapped the barrel and loaded some more 250gr GS. The is an improvement but the trigger monkey put the second shot a little low opening the group over an inch. The other 4 shots make a reasonable group.
Last was the 375 Wby with it’s new stock was the best of the 3. The H S stock has allen screws that you center the barrel in the channel with. I’m going to give it some time and check after 50 rounds to see if I’m getting any movement in the stock.
