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| I would love to know the answer to this one as well. I am thinking of trading/selling my 10/22T with a Green Mountain barrel for one. Maybe Roger can help.
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|  I have about 220 loads for the .223 that I have tested in the last 4 years. These have been shot through 3 different rifles. The only load shot through the stevens tube with other than surplus powder was a 70 gr. Berger pushed by 25.5gr of Accurate 2520 for a 3 shot group of 2" at 300 yds. By far the largest % of these loads were with surplus powders. However, with the surplus powders the Stevens .223 I have is MOSTLY MOA.  If you like, PM me your E-Mail address and I'll send you all the data I have on the .223. roger 
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| Almost everyone gets these to shoot well, it is one of the best deals in rifles out there. Mine shot very well in .223 with 50gr NBT's and 3031. I have since rechamberred it to 22-204(222 Rem Mag Improved) and am pushing 40gr NBT's to 3900fps over H-335, even with the 1-9 twist I'm getting 5 shot groups under 2" at 300yds and is a great coyote combo DRT and little fur damage. This is the factory stock with factory bedding. I did adjust the trigger to remove the creep but left it pretty heavy as I do most of my coyote hunting with gloves on. 375win
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| Mine with 60 grain vmaxesis sub moa at 100 with 25.6 of H4895 and fed primers....I have had to seat all bullets pretty long though |
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| Oddly enough, the old bulk winchester white box ammo that none of us have seen for years, would shoot 3/8's in my Ruger and about an inch in my Stevens. I found some 250 rd boxes of Federal ammo and they shot about an inch in my Ruger. Out of frustration I tried them in my Stevens and they shoot 5/8's. My Stevens will shoot all but the Hornady SX's well.  Aut vincere aut mori |
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| 60 grain Hdy hollow points are also very accurate, with good expansion. |
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| These are the only groups I fired from my Stevens 200 before removing the factory bbl. 
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| | | Posts: 329 | Location: NW Arkansas | Registered: 19 February 2006 |
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| quote: Originally posted by 22win:
Thanks for the info so far guys. Anyone shooting the Win 64 gr. PP bullet. This bullet shot excellent in my mini mauser 223 I had years ago.
I now have a mini-mauser and about 800 win 64gr PP that won't group at all in my Rem 7615 .223 Do you recall the powder and primer combo used in your mini?....Thanks....Hutt |
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