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 Anyone in Ontario selling targets

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BR Equipment + Components / Re: Peter Dobson - Hirsch Precision
« on: January 09, 2013, 04:09:41 PM »
 I see Peter is no the Canadian dist for Stiller actions

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My friend shoots a 6.5x47 lapua he shot the most bulls at Canadian National F class year at Connaught
 I know he uses RL 15 and 130gr Bergers, The 142 sierras and Bergers are very good as well but not enough speed for 1000 yards the 130s work best

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Centerfire Discussions / Re: 1st time on site couple questions
« on: March 08, 2010, 09:41:59 AM »
Hi Guys & Gals Correct me if I am wrong HV varmint weight is 13.5lbs. Does anyone shoot 223rem in benchrest or is it dead like the deuce?
 I used to shoot hunter class in 70s with a deuce and then .308win a lot of other shooters where using 6x47 and some where building 6ppc and then benchrest kind of died in Ottawa area.
 I shoot some Fclass with friends who shoot the fasttwist, .223rem some Hart barrels Kriegers 28" and factory Savages all with 1/7twist.
 These dam fasttwist really shoot using 80gr bullets, I have seen quite a few 5 shot groups at 300y under
.600 smallest .510" , but the 90grs testing loads trying to get in the high 2800fps, using slow powders like Vt 540, 550, Rl 15 where really tight at 300y would they compete with guns used today in Benchrest.
 My problem will be making weight limit with 30" barrel build is almost done have to weigh everything
manitou
#1 who did you shoot with in the Ottawa area? I shot at Stittsville in the late 70 and early 80's. #2 the max weight for a VFS or the rifle you shoot would be 13.5lbs. #3 .308 for short range benchrest if group or score, forget it. #4 .223, well I am going to piss off some people, but I would take it, over a .222, I shot a .222, .222-35, .222-45 and I had to write an article about a shooter taking a factory rifle and turning it into a target gun and the bull barrel Rem 700 in a .223 exceeded my expectations #4 A BR is the way to go at 600yds, from what I have been told. #5, 7 twist for short range is "NOT" going to do it  #6 Could this rifle run with a PPC, ain't going to happen. #7 The short variants of the .22PPC are good  until they run into conditions, then kiss them goodbye.
Bill
#1 shot with Toni, Karel VanDuyse, Garry Fields, Clint Benedick,Jim Dick(passed) Americans that shot at some shoots where Clyde Hart, Walt Berger, Dick Brownell, can't remember last names sorry, and many other shooters
#2 thanks for confirmation of weight
#3
On your quote of .308 I assume is for absolute smallest groups ! I shoot Hunter class benchrest and they don't plug to 30.cal, and the 30br and strait .308win are the big dogs winning most shoots. friend has a tack driving 6mmbr made up by Hart and choses to use his .308win big hole gets more Xs and win more often.
#4 I would agree
#5 Your right 1/12 or 14 probably best.
#6 Bill I would have to disagree here there are two fellows shooting 6ppc in LV, Harts & Kriegers customs,and at 200 they are similar to 223 and do win more times,in nice conditions, but not than mutch better than 223,
But
at 300y the 223 fast twist heavy Bergers owns them when there are any conditions and just med light conditions
#7 I have not seen anyone with short cartridge 224, I am sure the would work, I know the stubby short cartidges are very good had  Hart barreled 7mmwsm just sold that was amazingly accurate, but recoil is not for my old bones.
Manitou


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Centerfire Discussions / Re: 1st time on site couple questions
« on: March 01, 2010, 02:34:26 PM »
 Was at range yesterday and my friend was shooting his 223 rem with bergers at 300y he shoots consistantly under 1" 5 shot groups but this three shot was some what stunning to say the least.
 He has a 28" Kreiger 7.7 twist to shoot 90gr Bergers for F/TR class out to 1000y or 9000m

I lent out my benchrest calipers and just use reg ones so I could be out on measurement probably a little to small.center to center.
 Do you not think with a BC of 551 that the 223 could run with the 6mmppc or 6mmbr.
I am thinking of putting a fast twist 224 barrel on a trued 700 action I have
 It seems to me there is not anyone shooting any 300y benchrest mostly 100 & 200
manitou

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Centerfire Discussions / Re: 1st time on site couple questions
« on: February 20, 2010, 10:03:38 PM »
Hi Calvin
I have a Barnard action with 30" Tru Flyte 1/7 twist,HV contour and Robertson benchrest stock, the scope is quite heavy it is a Nightforce Benchrest, gun is noty quite finnished yet Ian is bedding it this week and will instale, jewell trigger I know it will be under 6.5 kg for FT/R class
 thanks Guys for replys guess I will have save some coin to build 6ppc or maybe just pull out my old 222 and at least get some shooting in
manitou

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Centerfire Discussions / 1st time on site couple questions
« on: February 20, 2010, 05:37:54 PM »
 Hi Guys & Gals Correct me if I am wrong HV varmint weight is 13.5lbs. Does anyone shoot 223rem in benchrest or is it dead like the deuce?
 I used to shoot hunter class in 70s with a deuce and then .308win a lot of other shooters where using 6x47 and some where building 6ppc and then benchrest kind of died in Ottawa area.
 I shoot some Fclass with friends who shoot the fasttwist, .223rem some Hart barrels Kriegers 28" and factory Savages all with 1/7twist.
 These dam fasttwist really shoot using 80gr bullets, I have seen quite a few 5 shot groups at 300y under
.600 smallest .510" , but the 90grs testing loads trying to get in the high 2800fps, using slow powders like Vt 540, 550, Rl 15 where really tight at 300y would they compete with guns used today in Benchrest.
 My problem will be making weight limit with 30" barrel build is almost done have to weigh everything
manitou

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