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Nice day at range
Jul 26th, 2010 at 1:00pm
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Hello, After days of high heat & humidity, Sunday was very nice, temp.s in low 80's & low humidity.  I wanted to double check .40-70
Axtell loads.  Using NEI Postell minus 1 band, weight is 342.6grs. with
scrap range lead.  lubed with my #5A, sized to .410" & seated for firm leade contact.  Using 30.5grs. H4895, 5 shots went into 1"...holes all
cutting each other.  This equals accuracy from the Leeth 300gr. copy of Ideal .405 mould 412263.  The Postell having a more streamlined nose, I will use this for the upcoming 300yd. prone "Kangaroo Cup"
match in Muskegon, MI.  I have a question, I only have 100yd. zero,
can anyone give me a rough ball-park fiqure for elevation at 300yds.
I do not have velocity of load.  But was thinking in terms of, if centered at 100yd.  How much higher would impact be at 100 to be on
at 300?  Thanks guys!
  
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Re: Nice day at range
Reply #1 - Jul 26th, 2010 at 1:40pm
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The lightest bullet in the SPG Lubricants BP Cartridge Reloading Primer is a drop table for a 376 grain .40 caliber bullet.
  
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Reply #2 - Jul 26th, 2010 at 7:08pm
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its between 11 &12 min per 100 yds   art
  
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