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    .22LR Wind Drift - Std. Vel. vs. Hi-Velocity ammo

    From the book, “Understanding Ballistics” by Robert Rinker, page 246 .22 Caliber Problems: An increase in velocity decreases wind deflection, right ? Normally. An exception to that rule is a .22 long rifle bullet. The airflow at Mach 1.0 is the reason. Air resistance is increased in this...
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    .22LR Wind Drift - Std. Vel. vs. Hi-Velocity ammo

    If it isn't true; then why am I seeing charts that say differently ? Here's just one of them: 22 LR Wind Cross Drift @ Gunsmoke Engineering
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    .22LR Wind Drift - Std. Vel. vs. Hi-Velocity ammo

    My understanding is that standard velocity .22LR ammo will "buck the wind" better then high velocity ammo out to extended yardages such as out to 200 yards. I'm trying to understand the mechanics of what is going on with this; does it have something to do with "transonic shock" or the percentage...
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    Gunsmithing Rem 700 Barrel torque

    Re: Rem 700 Barrel torque 65 ft./lbs. minimum. It's not a matter of the barrel coming loose; it's what is happening at the barrel / receiver thread joint. Read Harold Vaughn's book, "Rifle Accuracy Facts", Chapter 6 to see what happens at this joint when the rifle is fired and in particular...
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    Gunsmithing Which Bottom Metal-Pro's & Con's ?

    I'm thinking about converting my Rem. 700 BDL (SA) to use the AI box magazines. Any suggestions as to which brand to buy and there pro's & con's ? Thanks for your input.
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    Rifle Scopes changing out a reticle

    Re: changing out a reticle for what it's worth....I recently contacted NF and a 2nd FP reticle change is $200 plus freight with a 4-5 week turnaround. You'll need to contact them before shipping your scope for an RMA #.