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Got my new Seekins SP10 6.5CM

beaverpelt

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Talk about a nice rifle fit and finish. I'm super excited to get it to the range.

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Shot 5 groups at 600 meters with my 6.5 SP-10 this weekend using all factory loads - Prime, FGMM, Hornady ELD 140's and 147's. Largest group was 5" (Prime) and smallest was 1.8" (147's). The other 3 were 2.5", 2.7" and 2.8". The 147's I shot twice and did the 2.5" group the second time as I ran out of daylight. The SP-10 is a very smooth shooting rifle.
 
Shot 5 groups at 600 meters with my 6.5 SP-10 this weekend using all factory loads - Prime, FGMM, Hornady ELD 140's and 147's. Largest group was 5" (Prime) and smallest was 1.8" (147's). The other 3 were 2.5", 2.7" and 2.8". The 147's I shot twice and did the 2.5" group the second time as I ran out of daylight. The SP-10 is a very smooth shooting rifle.

Sounds like you need to take that Gasser and enter a local 600y F Class match and show all the bolt gun guys how to win with factory loads!
 
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Haven't shot F class but I'd hope they can beat 1/3 to 1/2 moa in calm wind. Of course, I'm shooting from a nice, comfortable bench with no time constraints in perfect weather so it's very different. My friend shot his Tango 51 into just over 1 inch at 600 meters yesterday and he had several groups around 1.5". However, the SP-10 and my JP have shown me SA's can compete with a whole lot of bolt guns.
 
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I just put together my 22" 6.5CM build this weekend. If I can get 5" groups at 600 with any factory ammo, I'm going to be very well pleased. That is one sweet rifle for sure.