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Posted: 8/24/2006 8:26:04 PM EDT
I know every gun is different, but are the 75 gr rds from Black Hills. Will be shooting out of a RRA Varmint A4 with a 20" 1-8 SS barrel. They were pricey though, I think I paid almost $30 for the red box at Cabelas
 I just wanted to see what my rifle will do with match grade ammo, since all it's ever been fed is milsurplus M193 |
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Posted: 8/24/2006 8:58:12 PM EDT
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They should shoot well. 1/8 handles 75 grain fine ... only slightly different than a 1/7. Also try some loads with the SMK 77 grain bullet.
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Posted: 8/26/2006 10:03:16 AM EDT
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Every barrel is different - but my RRA 1:8 varmint like the 68 and 77gr BH better. It shot the 69 and 75 very well... but it really shot the 77SMK the best overall. It also shot fantastic with 52gr BH - which you will find a LOT cheaper. If you can find some - Wichester white box 45gr varmint rounds shoot really well out of the 1:8 RRA varmint. |
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Posted: 8/27/2006 4:09:05 AM EDT
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My RR SS barrel likes the 77 grain much better than any 75 I have shot so far. All the 75's have hornady bullets though. (TAP 223, BH 75, Hornandy 75 match).
I get the best accuracy so far out of 69 grain bullets.(the federal gold medal match) The gun is still new and I am still testing factory loads. JR |
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