1. 10/22 Ruger for plinking on the 100 yard range.
2. A Savage in 308 with a bull barrel for hunting mostly.
3. Mossberg 20 Gauge
4. CZ 75 9mm pistol for IDPA and IPSC
I also shoot 1000 yard matches with a Remington Sendero 300 Ultra Mag and this is by far one of the most prized possesions I own. Here is a list of whats installed.
Jake Break...similar to high end tank breaks.
Harris Adjustable Bipod
Factory Fluted SS Barrel
Factory Sythetic McMillan Stock
NightForce 5.5-22.5 scope (with mil dot reticle) and tapered mount
With 200 grain nosler ballistic tip and 90-100 grains of Varget I get velocities approaching 3200 fps with a mild over pressure. I dont have the time to explain the great lengths I go thru to tune the ammo to gun but needless to say 300 rounds, 3 powders, 4 bullets types, and a cleaning regime that would make a sergeant smile have brought this gun to where it is today. If anyone is truely curious pm me and we can chat specifics.
Keep in mind this a factory gun with the only gunsmithing being done is a trigger job and threading the barrel for a break. All of my shooting is done with a bipod and rear sand bag.
Best 5 round grouping to date is a little over 6 inches at 1000 yards. (roughly a 2"x5" horizontal rectangle from the wind)
Best 5 round group at 700 yards is a little under 4 inches.
Best 3 round group at 1000yard is 2.863 inches.
Best 3 round group at 300 yards is .285 inches.
Shooting at 700 yards a 4 inch clay is usually an easy target and on a good day I can get a dozen or more in a row before barrel heat becomes a real issue. I feel the 300s ability to buck the wind is among the best and in high winds I can still shoot a .375 to .500 inch group at 300 yards over open terrain. A buddy of mine has hit deer at 1300+ yards with a smiliar setup (different barrel) in Kentucky. The gun cost 1100, scope cost 1200, and reloading equipment was about 700. For dollars spent I havent found a better setup for long range accuracy other than a 50 bmg or maybe the 410 wildcat they have just recently come out with.
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