Well, I had some work to do with the 338 Win Mag yesterday and wanted to get the Newton on paper again, plus get some solid chrono data to use should I get the chance to shoot it long. The VX6 is a very nice scope. Only real complaint (s) at this point is the turrets don't seem very positive and I cannot for the life of me get the rear Alumina Cap tight enough for my taste. Small things really, but the optics seem really good and I am enjoying the eye relief.
I am using 76.5 grains of RL17, reformed 375 Ruger brass, 225 AB's and CCI250's.
2938, 2954, 2928, 2966, 2941, 2953, 2975 FPS for an average of 2950 FPS.. Pretty happy with the speeds attained.
I got it on paper at 25 yards then took it to 200 yards. Pretty happy with the accuracy. The rifle is quite jumpy. I have to lay a hand over the barrel/forearm or the scope cause if I do not, the accuracy kinda goes in the tubes.
Overall, it's shooting pretty well. I am throwing one out here and there, but I don't have alot of bullet to seat deeper. Still not convinced the 1 out isn't my technique with the rifle.
Here is the rifle. Looks pretty sharp with the new scope.
I am using 76.5 grains of RL17, reformed 375 Ruger brass, 225 AB's and CCI250's.
2938, 2954, 2928, 2966, 2941, 2953, 2975 FPS for an average of 2950 FPS.. Pretty happy with the speeds attained.
I got it on paper at 25 yards then took it to 200 yards. Pretty happy with the accuracy. The rifle is quite jumpy. I have to lay a hand over the barrel/forearm or the scope cause if I do not, the accuracy kinda goes in the tubes.
Overall, it's shooting pretty well. I am throwing one out here and there, but I don't have alot of bullet to seat deeper. Still not convinced the 1 out isn't my technique with the rifle.
Here is the rifle. Looks pretty sharp with the new scope.