Finally had the time to perform the second test with the jump on this bullet and load.
Did however a really big mind**** when loading this and therefore there are 7 different jumps tested...
Find out the obvious that if the ogive measure is shorter, the jump is bigger. Lesson learned.
Shooting was performed prone at 100meters, bipods and small bag under buttstock. Bullets firing in a "Round Robin"-style. Beginning form smallest jump going up to highest jump, back from highest jump down to smallest and back-and-forth until all bullets were shot. So each group/jump is not shot complete and then the next one.
About +2 deg. celcius and almost no wind.
1.
1,1mm (0,0433")
[ATTACH=CONFIG]13059[/ATTACH]
2.
1,2mm (0,0472")
[ATTACH=CONFIG]13060[/ATTACH]
3.
1,3mm (0,0511")
[ATTACH=CONFIG]13061[/ATTACH]
4.
1,4mm (0,0551")
[ATTACH=CONFIG]13062[/ATTACH]
5.
1,5mm (0,0590")
[ATTACH=CONFIG]13063[/ATTACH]
6.
1,6mm (0,0629")
[ATTACH=CONFIG]13064[/ATTACH]
7.
1,7mm (0,0669")
[ATTACH=CONFIG]13065[/ATTACH]
Another lesson learned is that I need to take more breaks during shooting. The concentration shifted alot and the shooting was not good in the end.
But the result is what it is.
Was a bit surprised on the #1. An this because the #2 was not good at all. The #4 was also good and this jump was the better one from the first test also. The #3 was good until the last shot that went low right and the same with the #5, last shot low right. So maybe the #4 with the 1,4mm jump is the keeper.
Initial thought is to load up some rounds from the #1 and #4 and shoot them and see if they still performs.
Did however a really big mind**** when loading this and therefore there are 7 different jumps tested...
Find out the obvious that if the ogive measure is shorter, the jump is bigger. Lesson learned.
Shooting was performed prone at 100meters, bipods and small bag under buttstock. Bullets firing in a "Round Robin"-style. Beginning form smallest jump going up to highest jump, back from highest jump down to smallest and back-and-forth until all bullets were shot. So each group/jump is not shot complete and then the next one.
About +2 deg. celcius and almost no wind.
1.
1,1mm (0,0433")
[ATTACH=CONFIG]13059[/ATTACH]
2.
1,2mm (0,0472")
[ATTACH=CONFIG]13060[/ATTACH]
3.
1,3mm (0,0511")
[ATTACH=CONFIG]13061[/ATTACH]
4.
1,4mm (0,0551")
[ATTACH=CONFIG]13062[/ATTACH]
5.
1,5mm (0,0590")
[ATTACH=CONFIG]13063[/ATTACH]
6.
1,6mm (0,0629")
[ATTACH=CONFIG]13064[/ATTACH]
7.
1,7mm (0,0669")
[ATTACH=CONFIG]13065[/ATTACH]
Another lesson learned is that I need to take more breaks during shooting. The concentration shifted alot and the shooting was not good in the end.
But the result is what it is.
Was a bit surprised on the #1. An this because the #2 was not good at all. The #4 was also good and this jump was the better one from the first test also. The #3 was good until the last shot that went low right and the same with the #5, last shot low right. So maybe the #4 with the 1,4mm jump is the keeper.
Initial thought is to load up some rounds from the #1 and #4 and shoot them and see if they still performs.