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Wind chart/clock system
Having a hard time finding the wind chart that frank made and referenced in the everyday sniper podcast. Can anyone on here send me in the right direction or paste a link that brings me to that clock system. Thanks in advance, still figuring out how to navigate through and find specific things...- Kcombe265
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- Forum: The Armory
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6.5 Creedmoor
I've been running 142SMK's with the imr4350. 42.1gr keeps my 5shot under 3/8's and down to 1/4" if I'm doing my job right. Hell the other day had 3 in 1 hole right, got siked out and the 4th made my circle an oval and the 5th shot was still touching but totally fucked up the original hole. Good...- Kcombe265
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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Ruger precision 338 lapua
Seems legit to me ?You know of a larger framed press that people gravitate toward when loading for the bigger calibers? I've got to rcbs rock chuckars right now and was going to invest in a 3rd press that's big enough to easily work over 50bmg all the way down to 338.- Kcombe265
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Ruger precision 338 lapua
My buddy quoted me 3$/round but that was about 2 years ago and I don't know what bullets or powder he was running. With the varied cost of different bullets, powders, and brass I think that's a hard question to stick a solid # to.- Kcombe265
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Ruger precision 338 lapua
Agree with ya there, 96$ per box was the advertised price for factory hornady Ammo but they were older boxes with a-max bullets. After busting the gun shop owners balls a little on having outdated ammo he cut me a deal and I got 3 boxes for 240$. Way better than the full price which would have...- Kcombe265
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Ruger precision 338 lapua
Only ran one box or 285gr A-max bullets through it but it did well. 4 shots to get zero'd at 100, then 3/3 at 825 and 4/5 at 1100yards. Let my wife shoot the rest of the box. Still more to play with on the muzzle break tuning. With a solid load on the bipod i didn't notice the gun getting away...- Kcombe265
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Ruger precision 338 lapua
I actually grabbed this one for 1525 and another gun shop just got one in and I believe they had it priced around 1550. It's cool and a little weird you can get a 6.5 for 1300 and a 338 for 1500. Ran a box through it so far. 285gr a-max factory loads and it did well. 3/3 at 825 and 4/5 at 1100yds- Kcombe265
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Ruger Precision Rifle Discussion
There's the 338, 6.5 and .22 ?- Kcombe265
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Ruger precision 338 lapua
Anyone else get their hands on the new 338 lapua from ruger? This is my first rifle chambered in that caliber. 24" barrel 9 twist. Frank said the hornady 285gr Ammo was doing well so I got 3 boxes of that.plan on getting a box or two of prime. Any other factory Ammo I should consider? And how...- Kcombe265
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