10-04-2012, 05:25 PM
stokesrj Wrote:The AA data is 2.220 COL
Quantitative is relative to the Hornady 123 A-Max factory load. That should equalize enviornmental conditions.
I don't see a problem with this in the High Power community, nearly evryone gets the same results with the 77 grain Sierra Match King, nearly evryone gets .5 -1.25MOA with Black Hills, Alanta Arms, or Federal Gold Medal Match or Hornady 75 BTHP Factory loads or equivalent handloads. Provided, they can shoot, no chrome bores, no slow twist, 1:8 or faster, doesn't matter 16" or 28".
Bob
Bob:
Am ready to go.
Please send me 200 rounds of Hornady 123 A-Max cartridges. He, he, he.
Avoiding opinions is the key to success here.
So, what variables and factors are we supposed to use in our evaluation and as importantly, what statistic should be used?
LR1955
