
Sauer 202 223, BM8208 24.2 super loo the cheapest 55 gr bulk buy projectile, 50 meters indoor shooting range
sungazer wrote:How are you firing / holding the rifle? I suspect it has something to do with how much shoulder pressure or contact you are using.
marksman wrote:if you can load at the range try only loading 1 case 5 times and shoot at the same target, it will give an idea whether its you or the ammo
marksman wrote:if you can load at the range try only loading 1 case 5 times and shoot at the same target, it will give an idea whether its you or the ammo
Wm.Traynor wrote:Action bedded properly? Floating barrel?
grandadbushy wrote:Well SHV if all the bullets went in one hole on a deer your only getting the benefit of one bullet the rest will go straight through
But if they're spread out a little you get full benefit of them all me thinks ( LOL ) It must be the irish in me
on_one_wheel wrote:It's not just you ... I regularly have one where that 5th shot changes it from a .5 group to a .75 group or even .3 to a .5![]()
I generally put it down to, I should have stopped at 4
Since getting my chronograph, it's shown me that a elevation change is generally a faster round due to a case volume being different.
I've sorted most of my cases into volume batches but theres a few batches with the odd volume variations in the mix ... I can't justify throwing out good brass just because it's an odd volume.