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Just an opinion, but if they were that inconsistent (that someone removed from the firing would approach to see what was going on) I would take the ends of the boxes that have the ammo lot number and send it to the manufacturer with a detailed description of why I was sending the lot information to them. Sounds like something was amiss on the loading line that day! LouisB Advice is as worthy as its cost. [ 10-15-2002, 03:04: Message edited by: TCLouis ] | |||
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I have to agree with Louis. But I'll add that while I shoot little factory ammo (other than rimfire), I ran some Speer Nitrex .260 through the paces and found it to be very consistent -- and the only .260 factory fodder that actually came close to its advertised muzzle velocity claim during a "test" a couple of years ago.. From a 26" barrel of a Rem VLS, it clocked 2737 (claimed vel. is 2750 from a 24" bbl). The Rem 140 grain ammo was more than 200 fps slower. Of course, like I mentioned, that was a couple of years ago... | |||
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