Thanks for the report. It supports my other observations.....Velocity is good and accuracy is average. I bet that Cooper shoots a lot of different loads into little tiny groups.
Vartarg wrote:
The string at 29.0gr of CFE223 was on the money, with the exception of the flyer to the right......
Nice shooting, from the picture I would say that the group at 28.8 produced less vertical, but it is hard to measure from the picture. I did have a question about the CFE usage. Over at the Benchrest Central site there is a post about carbon ring buildup. On that site they say that the Hodgdon powers are some of the worst offenders. I was wondering if the CFE did a better job at not building a carbon ring buildup, or is it too soon to tell?