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Re: Southwest ammo and SAKO TRG 22 .260 rem
Well what weight bullets has your rifle preferred in the past. I know that most guys in the larger 6.5s like creedmoor and 260 remington like the 140 grain family (139 scenar, 142 smk, etc) personally I shoot both the 140 amax and 142 smk with good results out of my ar-10
Well what weight bullets has your rifle preferred in the past. I know that most guys in the larger 6.5s like creedmoor and 260 remington like the 140 grain family (139 scenar, 142 smk, etc) personally I shoot both the 140 amax and 142 smk with good results out of my ar-10
Re: Southwest ammo and SAKO TRG 22 .260 rem
How the ammo shoots out of your rifle is all that matters.
Buy a 20 box of each to test then you'll know.
Better safe than sorry.
How the ammo shoots out of your rifle is all that matters.
Buy a 20 box of each to test then you'll know.
Better safe than sorry.
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Re: Southwest ammo and SAKO TRG 22 .260 rem
I can tell you you will not go wrong either. I do see a lot of my TRG customers shooting the 139 Scenars.
I personally like the 142's
Zach
I can tell you you will not go wrong either. I do see a lot of my TRG customers shooting the 139 Scenars.
I personally like the 142's
Zach
Re: Southwest ammo and SAKO TRG 22 .260 rem
I like the 142s SMK for my .260, but I would test those and the scenars to see what your rifle likes the best before buying 500 rounds.
I think Zach will do test packs where they load several velocities for a given bullet so you can really dial what your rifle likes. I would go through several test packs before making the investment in 500 rounds. Once you get the right round dialed in, then spend the cash.
My 2 cents.
I like the 142s SMK for my .260, but I would test those and the scenars to see what your rifle likes the best before buying 500 rounds.
I think Zach will do test packs where they load several velocities for a given bullet so you can really dial what your rifle likes. I would go through several test packs before making the investment in 500 rounds. Once you get the right round dialed in, then spend the cash.
My 2 cents.
Re: Southwest ammo and SAKO TRG 22 .260 rem
The TRG-22/.260 is not finicky about bullets. I have had great results with 139 Scenars, 142 SMKs and 140 Bergers. I haven't tried the 140 A-Max yet, but I suspect they would work fine too.
In my personal opinion, the Scenars are just a tiny bit more consistant than the others I have tested and that is what I have settled on.
The TRG-22/.260 is not finicky about bullets. I have had great results with 139 Scenars, 142 SMKs and 140 Bergers. I haven't tried the 140 A-Max yet, but I suspect they would work fine too.
In my personal opinion, the Scenars are just a tiny bit more consistant than the others I have tested and that is what I have settled on.
