fwiw i use rem oil.

best i have done .14 and worst .69 with the average being between .2 and .35 . have only had one box of factory loads. everything else has ben hand loads. i keep a detailed record of every single shot. factory trigger still with the 4lbs pull. same factory barrel. the only prob was and is with the c...

http://i984.photobucket.com/albums/ae323/204cat/firstshot.png first shot out of the barrel after having been sitting all winter. 32 grain vmax 24 grains rl 10x warning under charge 69 f temp 29.4 bar 0.0 wind **.** **.** location gps cold bore shot 200 yards zero 244 yards to target br4 primer case...

doh how do you delete a double post ?

last pic looks more like four flyers and one hit.

z max are flat base while v max have a slight boat tail.

the shop did not have any z max bullets left so i bought more v max. they have been out of brass for a while.

in pure white snow fire at a target 100 yards away. then examine the snow for unburnt powder. if you do not have snow get a clean sheet of plastic. put rocks or bricks on it to hold it down. prone fire at a target 100 yards away . make sure you are back 3 to 6 feet from the plastic. it will be harde...

fwiw i have the rcbs electronic scale. still works very good and is accurate. started with the rcbs 10 10 and it is also a very good scale. good luck.

with paper i always got nice round holes with the vg. then again i was using 10x . i had a wood backing but it was thin. 250 yards till mach 1 wow i was way off. i know the less they weigh the quicker they loose velo. congradulations on the appoval for the new toy. i would play with the trailboss lo...

the only thing i can think of is that you have a light weight bullet and it is going transsonic at maybe 35 yards ? have you tried a heavier bullet like 39 sbk with tb? keyholes when it goes transsonic ?

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going to throw a vote in the rcbs electric trimmer. only use it when needed. still an awsome trimmer.

think of it like windage. it will vary in distance.

i think it is called yaw. i forget the technical term. what you are dealing with is torque of the heavier projectile. the torque causes drift. also a lighter weight bullet guessing 10 grains should go 9 inchs or so to the right. edit this should also be noticable in different twis barrels. changing ...