I don't think any critter is going to notice the diffrence! Not a bad group for factory rifle/ammo, in my opion. My Tikka got even better around 200 rds. or so. Good luck!
That is nice Big Guy. That is what I call really good accuracy out of a factory rig with factory ammo. Without load development, I don't think you can get a whole lot better without a lot of luck.
Good on ya--Don
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Originally posted by Fish30114: That is nice Big Guy. That is what I call really good accuracy out of a factory rig with factory ammo. Without load development, I don't think you can get a whole lot better without a lot of luck.
Good on ya--Don
I agree. An exercise in trying to shave another 1/4 MOA off the group would prove extremely frustrating. No doubt some luck would be involved. I honestly don't know if I myself or the rifle itself is capable of it.
It may be interesting to some to note. I did switch from the factory supplied rings to Sako Optilocks (I'd recommend that change to anyone) and I am using a Meopta Meostar 4-16x44mm scope. I'm very happy with the Meopta. I've got Leupold's on everything else and IMHO the Meopta is a serious competitor.
I shot some Hornady light mag's in my 30-06 it was the 150gr.SP innerlocks, they grouped very well. FPS. out of a 22" BBL. 2944 low 2960 high that was 10 shots fired. Adv. velocity was 3100 FPS. It did'nt get that but the groups were good.
6.5 SWEDE
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Originally posted by 6.5 SWEDE: I shot some Hornady light mag's in my 30-06 it was the 150gr.SP innerlocks, they grouped very well. FPS. out of a 22" BBL. 2944 low 2960 high that was 10 shots fired. Adv. velocity was 3100 FPS. It did'nt get that but the groups were good.
6.5 SWEDE
I suspect the advertized spec on the Hornady 30-06 rounds is based on 24" barrels. If that is truly the case I think what you got is pretty close.