More 7 GNR and cast bullets.

Mark Conner
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Tuesday, January 25, 2022, 12:58 (1654 days ago)

Well not near the group I shot a few days ago but any of them would take a chuck in the head.

I knew that because I shot one good (really good for me) 5 shot group, not to base a new load on that. So I have shot four more ten shot groups over the past few days. All conditions have been the same--weather in the mid 20's to 30*, winds light 2-4 mph from different directions on different days, high humidity, still sitting on the ground off cross sticks at 65 yards.

After firing 10 shots with no break in between shots, I see no indication that things don't want to all play together well. I am going to call this my chuck load for next year and just my general have fun, lets go shoot load.

This is an average of all the 10 shot groups I have shot over the past few days. The outside of the black ring is 1.5". This group really is a better indicator of my abilities.

On future shooting ventures I am going to have to pay more attention to setting my target up square and flat to me. I may see a bit of bullet wobble in those holes.
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That is excellent shooting Mark, While we have very few

jthomson
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Tuesday, January 25, 2022, 13:21 (1654 days ago) @ Mark Conner

chucks presenting shots under 200 yds I never get to try shots with my pistols. Most of our shots are 600 and beyond so while I shoot a 7mm it is a rem mag LOL.

Thank you Jon.

Mark Conner
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Wednesday, January 26, 2022, 11:19 (1653 days ago) @ jthomson

Your chucks probably get a lot more pressure than ours around here. We can set up for a lot of shots between 50 and 80 yards and not worry about much competition.

This is what chucks can do to a young onion field. At a cost of over $2,000.00 an acer to grow, permission for the most part is easy to get.
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In the persuit of perfection, that's not a bad start!

WB
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Wednesday, January 26, 2022, 09:11 (1653 days ago) @ Mark Conner

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