This was good in my AR for plinking
https://www.thecountryman.com/hornady-223-55gr-fmj-training-ammunition-9754el
steel cases were a bit sticky but shouldn’t be a problem in a bolt action
About £700 for the ratchet lock model I own.
I’m afraid I don’t know how much the AI .338 model is. But I expect it to be more than the ratchet lock as it is larger and will take longer to print.
They are 3D printed from either Ti or Inconel. I have the smaller model which doesn’t go over the AI muzzle brake. It handles strings of fire with no hassle at all and it very quiet.
Dolphin gun company did one from me several years ago. Although that was an aftermarket barrel.
what make/model rifle are you looking to have the work carried out on?
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currently have a 16” .308 with a very aggressively tapered barrel. Very light weight and provides very acceptable groups.
Bruce,
please can you elaborate on “long range” it’s quite subjective.
what will the senopax have over the HIK micro thunder TQ50 considering the similar pricing.
110gr 6.5 and it’s called a controlled chaos, I have just taken delivery of a Sako 85 rebarreled by our own @Roninin 6mm creedmoor.
Had I known about this bullet I would have had another 6.5 creedmoor. He just loves it and how consistent it is.
I use N150 under Hornady ELD-M 130gr bullets.
I have shot a few fallow with this load but have to be honest they are very frangible and cause excessive damage on chest shots.
I would probably look for some more 120gr noslers and just replace the varget with N150.
This is a positive. As it was Tiff who objected to any discussion on behalf of his then company on here.
I still object to participants fees being used to fund participants going to the “world championship” when the top shooters are sponsored in the first place.
Keeping costs down makes it more accessible to new comers and is far more likely to grow the sport.
Elite athletes going to the Olympics have to find their own funding and I am sure the same goes for F class shooters attending international competition.