Long range rifles...
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I have a rifle rest, just in case I want to see how accurate a rifle is
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Mine is a Weatherby Vanguard chambered in .300 Weatherby Magnum. I ordered it directly from the Weatherby Custom Shop several years ago before the MOA rifles came out. It has a bead-blasted stainless action with a 24" fluted #2 barrel with a 11-degree parabolic "target" crown cut into the muzzle. The stock is their "Accumark" version, which is made by Bell & Carlson as their Medalist. It is made from hand-laid fiberglass, aramid fibers and graphite and covered with an epoxy gel coat. It also has a CNC machined aluminum bedding plate that runs nearly the entire length of the stock. I ditched the factory trigger and replaced it with a Timney, adjusted to 2 1/4 pounds. The scope is a 4.5-14x50mm Leupold VX-3 Long Range with the Boone & Crockett reticle and is held in place with Leupold steel rings and bases.
It'll pitch five 180-grain Hornady InterBonds from my hand-loads at nearly 3300 fps (4300 ft-lbs at the muzzle) into an inch or less at 100 yards if i do my part. 3 shots will regularly go under 3/4".
It'll pitch five 180-grain Hornady InterBonds from my hand-loads at nearly 3300 fps (4300 ft-lbs at the muzzle) into an inch or less at 100 yards if i do my part. 3 shots will regularly go under 3/4".
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