A good gunsmith should be able to fix the problem. Explain to him the problem, maybe have him shoot it.

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BS,
Glad you had a nice outing with your friends, fun and enjoyment. That's what it's about.
To heck with those that don't like your way of getting out and enjoying the weekend.

There was plenty of them, squirrels, out that morning. We forgot about the cold and enjoyed about 2 and a half hours
of shooting. Leaving the temp. showed 11 degress.

One year BillK and I couldn't wait.

Forget others advise. Get the one you like. Everyone has their own likes, dislikes.

PM sent to you.

You already have a pound of the powder. Work up your own load and find out for yourself.
Many people will say it's good , others no. Your rifle will give you the truest answer.

CFE BLK works great in the 221 Fireball with the 40 gr. bullet.

Bill K and I had a few of those mornings hovering around zero, but the squeeks were out in force on that ranch making you forget
the cold for awhile. The coffee and donuts were wonderful when we paused for breaks.

Rick in Oregon wrote: ↑Sat Jul 11, 2020 8:40 am

triggerfingers wrote: ↑Wed Jul 08, 2020 4:49 pmSo I guess I will keep looking. Can you have too many 20 Vartargs?

Absolutely NOT!

I agree with Rick. I have 3 20 Vt's and 2 of it's relatives, the 20 SCC.

17 Hornet was gun of choice. Little over a 100 yards to the fence line.

A little fun this morning. Didn't have to travel any farther than my horse corrals to set up.

First one so far. Taken with the 17 Hornet, 15.5 gr. NTX, pushed by 12.2 grs. CFEBLK.
Roughly 160 yards. Known in these parts as a whistle pig.