A5B,
"The muzzle velocity you posted is cooked data for a very heavy bullet. I will tell you right now I get average 2278 fps with hornady black and 2307 average with my scenar handloads in my xcaliber 12 inch barrel."
Damn...you got me...the cooked data of a heavy bullet!
Yes sir! 107gr HPBT. SMK is a monster of a heavy! LOL
I did run it on 2200fps because I have seen that posted several times by the 12.5" gang around here.
Yep, you got me cooking the data with a monster of a heavy bullet.
I wish you could up load pictures in a decent size here. I would have done that just to show what data I did use. I would have also took a screen shot of the guys post on AR 15 web site. He also claimed to have used a 3 or 4 power optic in his post. He has posted a picture of his rifle here. I complimented on how nice of a rifle he had. I also skipped over making comments about the shot. He damn sure could easily be a better shot than me. I'd bet money most guys on the Long Range Forum are.
If my data is any where close...331 feet is 100+yds of drop, so to keep the target in the scope you couldn't crank the scope up too much or you would loose the target.
Take your daily dose of prozac and relax! You get too worked up over nothing. This is supposed to be fun and educational.
Your last post doesn't look like your having much fun!
"The muzzle velocity you posted is cooked data for a very heavy bullet. I will tell you right now I get average 2278 fps with hornady black and 2307 average with my scenar handloads in my xcaliber 12 inch barrel."
Damn...you got me...the cooked data of a heavy bullet!
Yes sir! 107gr HPBT. SMK is a monster of a heavy! LOL
I did run it on 2200fps because I have seen that posted several times by the 12.5" gang around here.
Yep, you got me cooking the data with a monster of a heavy bullet.
I wish you could up load pictures in a decent size here. I would have done that just to show what data I did use. I would have also took a screen shot of the guys post on AR 15 web site. He also claimed to have used a 3 or 4 power optic in his post. He has posted a picture of his rifle here. I complimented on how nice of a rifle he had. I also skipped over making comments about the shot. He damn sure could easily be a better shot than me. I'd bet money most guys on the Long Range Forum are.
If my data is any where close...331 feet is 100+yds of drop, so to keep the target in the scope you couldn't crank the scope up too much or you would loose the target.
Take your daily dose of prozac and relax! You get too worked up over nothing. This is supposed to be fun and educational.
Your last post doesn't look like your having much fun!