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44deg F, sunny (for a while, then a snow squall). Mounted a new Leupold VX-III 2.5-8 with Leupold QR mounts so I could switch between the 1.5-6xLPS on my .416 Weatherby Eurosport and punched holes in paper.
Here is my best 3-shot group at 150 yards using factory 400g A-square monolithic solids. The others were closer to 1" for 3-shot groups. I am looking forward to trying the Bridgers as well as the Northforks that should be on their way soon.
Stay well,
Paul

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That'll do!

You will love the Bridgers.
 
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That load looks good, CCMdoc.

What weight Bridgers do you intend to use?

George
 
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Thanks 500grains and George. I have ordered some 400g and will work up a good recipe for them - I like RL 22, but am interested in trying RL 25. Based upon what I have read here, I hope to be able to do as well or better with the Bridgers, though I don't think any animal will notice the difference
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The Bridgers are very long for caliber. Keep that in mind when selecting powders.







George
 
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Point well taken, George - thanks. Given the ralative burn rates RL19 may be a better ticket (not married to Alliant powders, but just what I have used in this caliber).
George, where do you practice with your behemoths? Huntington (that's where I always went when I lived in Bklyn)?
Stay well,
Paul
 
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Hi Paul,

I haven't been to Huntington's range since they closed the second time due to claims of bullet damage from neighbors (who wanted the range closed for good). They wouldn't pro-rate my membership for the months lost, so I told them to stick it.

I shoot at a terrific range in NW New Jersey. It has everything except a good shotgun range. Air rifle, archery, .22lr Silhouette, pistol, rifle (100-200-300yds.), clubhouse, etc. on 57 acres. AND it's grandfathered in a watershed area, so no new development is permitted.

George
 
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HI,

CCM DOC, did you chron them and if so what did they average, they sure are coming togather very nice,Kev
 
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Not at this outing, but at the last, my Oehler 35 showed the following for a 5-shot strings average



400g A-aquare monolithics : 2690fps



Outdoor temp was hovering just at the 4 degree F mark at that time.



My Bridgers were being washed (yup, exactly what I was told) and will be shipped soon as of mid last week and a sample pack of NorthForks shold be forthcoming. I can't wait !



Stay well

Paul
 
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