What are you loading for your 1-12 twist? I loaded some 190 Sierra match king with 10 and 10.5 gr of trail boss and they are tumbling, what do I need? Heavier bullet?
Subsonic for 700 sps tactical
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Re: Subsonic for 700 sps tactical
For a 1:12 twist Remington try the 170 or 180 gn. RN bullets made for the .30-30 in front of 10.4 gr. of Trailboss. This runs 1040 fps out of my suppressed LTR and shoots 1 MOA at 100 yds. with 12 MOA drop from my normal 100 yd. zero.
For a 1:12 twist Remington try the 170 or 180 gn. RN bullets made for the .30-30 in front of 10.4 gr. of Trailboss. This runs 1040 fps out of my suppressed LTR and shoots 1 MOA at 100 yds. with 12 MOA drop from my normal 100 yd. zero.
Re: Subsonic for 700 sps tactical
The 150 flat nose 3030 bullets shoot very well for me subsonic. That or the 170s are worth a look for sure. The 180 round nose bullets work well too, but I have a quicker twist than you, so they may not work as well in your rifle. I would get a box of each and do some shooting!
You need a shorter bullet to stabilize it with the slower twist. Those heavy match bullets are longer, so they are harder to stabilize and will need a faster twist than what you have.
The 150 flat nose 3030 bullets shoot very well for me subsonic. That or the 170s are worth a look for sure. The 180 round nose bullets work well too, but I have a quicker twist than you, so they may not work as well in your rifle. I would get a box of each and do some shooting!
You need a shorter bullet to stabilize it with the slower twist. Those heavy match bullets are longer, so they are harder to stabilize and will need a faster twist than what you have.
Re: Subsonic for 700 sps tactical
The longer match type bullets have their weight farther to the rear and thus are less at stable at the lower speeds. As noted, try the round/flat nose options. I shoot the 220gn Sierra Round Nose with 12.2gn of Trailboss. It drops pretty quick, but under 100yds, it hits like a train.
The longer match type bullets have their weight farther to the rear and thus are less at stable at the lower speeds. As noted, try the round/flat nose options. I shoot the 220gn Sierra Round Nose with 12.2gn of Trailboss. It drops pretty quick, but under 100yds, it hits like a train.
Re: Subsonic for 700 sps tactical
Try turning them backwards in the case if you can't get them stable point first.
The flat "nose" penetrates and stays on track better when you shoot something other furbearing with it too.
Try turning them backwards in the case if you can't get them stable point first.
The flat "nose" penetrates and stays on track better when you shoot something other furbearing with it too.
Re: Subsonic for 700 sps tactical
Thanks for all the advice, I reckon I am going to have buy some boxes and try em, want to get it figured out before I thread a can on there and mess it up!
Thanks for all the advice, I reckon I am going to have buy some boxes and try em, want to get it figured out before I thread a can on there and mess it up!
