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Bushnell 3200 10x40 MD. For the trajectory its a good canidate for MD shots past 300 yards.

For $60 cheaper NIB than they were selling new online, I figured it was worth a gamble and it was 225$ cheaper than the scope I was looking at. I know its far from top shelf, not a Bushnell fan and I figured for a low recoil gun, I'd try it... so far so good. Thats actually a good point...

Thats a good video. I have 5 on record groups with this load at 200 that range from .830 to .733". I cant not find my 100 yard targets but they range in that .5-.8" range. If the "going to sleep" groups were hapening to you, would you change something in your load?

I typically stop at the 3rd shot anything past that I start to lose the edge and the group opens up like and M-80 on the 4th of July. I try and push for shots #4-5 but it ends up just being futal.

Wrong 'B'... Yes the longer heavier bullets shoot better than the shorter bullets of the same weight. Length of bullet is not a problem, just not sure if I want to start down the road of working up a new load.

Np Your talking the Barnes VLD bullets?

B/W grid compliments of the Oce plotter from work. I have tried combinations of black, yellow and red home grown targets over the years and never noticed a difference in groups. Some people see different colors better.

The first scope that was on the rilfe was a 3-9x40 and with variable power settings the groups were the same. Nope, not an AR... Like to have one but I'd have a mint into one... not that its a bad thing. So the 'going to sleep' is gun to gun or is it based on the bullet?

As soon as I posted I realized my use of 'MOA' was incorrect. I am not complaining about the accuracy of the gun. I am very happy with it after last summers looooonnnnggg load testing, gun tuning and final scope selection. Now I need to start verifying my MD guestimates to actuall ground hog...

I shot the same position and hold. The scopes a 3200 10x fixed MD

Shot the 223 tonight at 100, 150 and 200 to verify the balistics on my mil-dot chart. I shot 3 shot groups 10 minutes apart with a 3-5 mph wind at my back. I came home and started looking at the numbers and I need a second opinion to verify my math. Heres my results for the groups shot...

Put 3-4 wraps of 2" wide painters tape on the cut line. Use a high tooth (depends on the saw) carbide blade, go slow, but not slow enough to burn the wood.

GM makes a nice barrel, I have that on my 10/22, shoots a nice group for what I do with it. If your looking for something to shoot high end ammo only (Wolf MT/ME) from... look at the Vort's THM carbon barrels, RT's carbons. Vort's will run you 225-250$ and RT's are about 300$. Stocks are...

I want to take the remainder of the recoil out of the gun. I need to recoat the barrel (bone head me took some bluing off with csae cleaner) so I am thinking muzzle break. This is not my first muzzle break, just the first one that I will have installed.

Its going on an Encore... so I am looking accuracy along with looks.

I am looking for a good break for a 223rem, preferably a non radial discharge type brake.... Holland's Quick Discharge Brake any good?

Taliv- Yes meters would be easier... call me a redneck, but I like my feet and inches... We did a few jobs at works a few years back in metric, it drove my nuts trying to convert back and forth... Greenhorn Q-... Whats FFP?

I have the 6-18 Buckmaster in Nikoplex w/turrets. I have never field adjusted the turrets for a shot. I have always been hesitant about its not re-zeroed for the next shot. My buddy has the 4-14 w/Mildot, hes had some great luck (25-06) with the ground hogs this year... so I am looking to...

How well do the turrets on the Buckmater respond to constant change in trajectories? Do they re-zero w/o problems?