02-06-2020, 05:09 AM
Second,
great looking rig. and i KNOW you must be from Scandinavia. where it appears a nice winter day is one with ONLY ~1m of snow on the ground. or so it appears. how can you shoot tiny groups when you're shivering? i suppose if you shoot several rounds quickly, you can use the barrel as a hand warmer.... anyway, well done rig. enjoy. i have forgotten, what is the twist rate of the barrel? 1-200mm? i assume very cold air = high atmospheric pressure? very dense air? that would require a faster twist rate than warm, low density air, correct? are you close to sea level? or much higher? just curious about bullet stability of a bullet that is as long as the 140 ELD-M in high air density (sea level, arctic) situations. do you find you need to run faster twist barrels to keep the pointy end going down range this time of year?
congratulations!
-tdbru
great looking rig. and i KNOW you must be from Scandinavia. where it appears a nice winter day is one with ONLY ~1m of snow on the ground. or so it appears. how can you shoot tiny groups when you're shivering? i suppose if you shoot several rounds quickly, you can use the barrel as a hand warmer.... anyway, well done rig. enjoy. i have forgotten, what is the twist rate of the barrel? 1-200mm? i assume very cold air = high atmospheric pressure? very dense air? that would require a faster twist rate than warm, low density air, correct? are you close to sea level? or much higher? just curious about bullet stability of a bullet that is as long as the 140 ELD-M in high air density (sea level, arctic) situations. do you find you need to run faster twist barrels to keep the pointy end going down range this time of year?
congratulations!
-tdbru