Bergara B-14 HMR - 300 PRC (Pt 2): Deer Season Prep with 200gr ELD-X Handload
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- In preparation for Firearm Deer Season in Nebraska, Drake shares his load notes and assembly of the Hornady 200 ELD-X bullet in the 300 PRC. Then he heads to the field to confirm zero and discover if there are any parallax issues with the Burris Fullfield IV 6-24x50mm 2nd Focal Plane Scope. Finally, he takes several shots at 200 and 305 yards to confirm that little to no compensation in the field is required as well as discover his dope.
#300PRC
#BergaraB14HMR
#rangetime
#deerseason
- Gear used in this video -
Rifle: Bergara B-14 HMR - 300 PRC - 26" Barrel
Scope: Burris Fullfield IV 6-24x50mm (2nd Focal Plane) with E3 Ballistic Reticle
Rings and Base: Warne 0 MOA Pic Rail (Rem 700 small screw), Warne 30MM Medium Height Rings
Muzzle Device: Dead Air Q-Mo. 3 Chamber Muzzle Brake (7.62/.308 - 5/8x24)
Bipod & Mount: Weaver adjustable 12-24" bipod
Sling: American Arms 36" Trilobite (550 Paracord sling)
Range Finder: Leupold RX 1600i TBR/W (DNA)
- Load Data -
Bullet: Hornady 200gr ELD-X
Case: Hornady (sourced from factory Precision Hunter 212gr ELD-X load)
Powder: Ramshot LRT (87.5gr)
Primer: CCI 250 Magnum Large Rifle
OAL: 3.595"
Average Velocity: 3,050 FPS
Energy: Muzzle - 4,130 FPE , 100yd - 3,714 FPE , 200yd - 3,329 FPE , 300yd 2,970 FPE
Music By DMJ Music (Matt Justis)
Song - “Gratitude” (1st sample track)
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In preparation for Firearm Deer Season in Nebraska, Drake shares his load notes and assembly of the Hornady 200 ELD-X bullet in the 300 PRC. Then he heads to the field to confirm zero and discover if there are any parallax issues with the Burris Fullfield IV 6-24x50mm 2nd Focal Plane Scope. Finally, he takes several shots at 200 and 305 yards to confirm that little to no compensation in the field is required as well as discover his dope.
#300PRC
#BergaraB14HMR
#rangetime
#deerseason
- Gear used in this video -
Rifle: Bergara B-14 HMR - 300 PRC - 26" Barrel
Scope: Burris Fullfield IV 6-24x50mm (2nd Focal Plane) with E3 Ballistic Reticle
Rings and Base: Warne 0 MOA Pic Rail (Rem 700 small screw), Warne 30MM Medium Height Rings
Muzzle Device: Dead Air Q-Mo. 3 Chamber Muzzle Brake (7.62/.308 - 5/8x24)
Bipod & Mount: Weaver adjustable 12-24" bipod
Sling: American Arms 36" Trilobite (550 Paracord sling)
Range Finder: Leupold RX 1600i TBR/W (DNA)
- Load Data -
Bullet: Hornady 200gr ELD-X
Case: Hornady (sourced from factory Precision Hunter 212gr ELD-X load)
Powder: Ramshot LRT (87.5gr)
Primer: CCI 250 Magnum Large Rifle
OAL: 3.595"
Average Velocity: 3,050 FPS
Energy: Muzzle - 4,130 FPE , 100yd - 3,714 FPE , 200yd - 3,329 FPE , 300yd 2,970 FPE
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Nice Luscious Locks. JK. Awesome shooting buddy.
What’s your twist rate? I’ve heard different opinions on whether 1/9 or 1/10 is enough to stabilize heavier pills.
Bergara rifles their 300 PRC barrels to 1:9, whereas most of the industry is rifling to the Hornady specified 1:8 or the middle difference of 1:8.5
1:10 is good for about 185gr to 200gr and lighter in .308” bore. Heavier than that you need to increase the twist to better stabilize the projectile.
Does that scope have their ballistic Plex reticle?
Yes. It has the Burris E3 Ballistic reticle.
A tip 230 ok berger 215 👍