KPH
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I will admit I haven't done as much shooting the Savage as much as I should but hope to remedy that soon. I want to do some at 200yd"s plus. My question what bullet, powder, (how many grains) do I need to try for 200 plus?
Not to dampen your spirits but middle of summer isn't the time to be working up a load in a smokeless ML. If you aren't already a member on Doug's message board http://dougsmessageboards.proboards.com ... zleloading sign up and read some of the stickies and look at the load data that's available and look into building a cooling rod. It'll help offset some of the summer temps.KPH said:Duck I haven't shot it since last fall. I am still in the playing mode. The loads I have tried where what is in the owners manual. I never was happy with any of them.
mike243 said:Its the Norris range.$40 for the year. $20 for a day.it closes for a week for a bow hunt & a week for a shotgun hunt.you have a key & can come & go as you like.your kids are free & the wife gets a discount.my grandkids also get free.has 2 pistol ranges/boards now
I had shot the 100 early this week. Shooting across wheat stubble looked for the sabots but could not find them. They have been fine in the past. I am using black sabots I ordered for hi velocity.Rubberduck270 said:What do your sabots look like? You shot 100 yrds today or on a previous trip?
Barrel gets scrubbing after every section and swapped with a solvent and dried after every shot.Rubberduck270 said:I'd scrub the barrel. Just my opinion but any time load work is done with a smokeless ml, each and every sabot needs to be accounted for. 85+ degrees and a hot load can blow a sabot quick. And once its laid down its plastic fouling in the barrel, accuracy goes to pot.
Kroil and elbow grease.mike243 said:what is everybody using to clean plastic fouling?