Recent content by hiddenshooter

Definitely agree with what he said. Consistant eye relief, head position etc will move tight groups around. Try shooting 6 or more groups of 5 shots or more, then compare.

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Eley actually published the difference between 10x, match, and team. They used rsd radial standard deviation. Its in their latest catalog. https://www.eleyammunition.com/brochure/

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Mile High has SK Standard Plus and High Velocity

Just bought some. Still there!

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I agree with you. Lets face it, some people have That is disturbing

Just over 1 MOA... like I thought. 1.099 vertical. Well just .052 to go. Imma wait until it warms up and try again.

I haven't put calipers on it but 1st glance looks like it's a hair outside 1 moa.

Eley states what RSD in millimeters separates tenex from match and so on. How about Lapua? Cant find any literature that explains EXACTLY what separates X act from Midas and Center X. Anyone know?

Tried it again yesterday. Prone, rear sock, bipod, 39 degrees. No wind flags yet but unlike the 1st time I waited if the wind picked up (pretty calm day).

I agree. I'll throw some flags out and see if I can omit the 5 rounds thats opening it past an MOA.

Center X was the best I had. Have any of you seen the # thresholds for lapua like eley does with RSD? 1mm off from tenex to match and so on... Havent lot tested Eley or Lapua @ their respective facilities. I agree with Tim about the wind. Especially with rimfire and certainly at longer distances.