SAVAGE 110 TRAIL HUNTER 7MM PRC RELOADS WITH HODGDON H4831SC AN HORNDAY 180GR ELD M. ACCURACY TEST

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  • čas přidán 15. 06. 2024
  • SAVAGE 110 TRAIL HUNTER IN 7MM PRC RELOADS WITH HODGDON H4831sc AN HORNADY 180GR ELD M. MDT ORYX CHASSIS. ARKEN SH4J GENII. DEAD AIR SANDMAN S.#precisionrifle #hunting #sniper #shooter
    FEEL FREE TO COMMENT FOR ANY QUESTIONS. THANKS FOR WATCHING.

Komentáře • 15

  • @ReloadingWeatherby
    @ReloadingWeatherby Před 14 dny +1

    Two awesome groups! There is a saying... if your gun doesn't like H4831SC... get rid of the gun.

  • @sergiomoreno3642
    @sergiomoreno3642 Před 15 dny +3

    Great video

  • @KellyJones-be9kn
    @KellyJones-be9kn Před 14 dny +1

    Love to see you guys word on it. Good work

  • @michaelficarro2591
    @michaelficarro2591 Před 15 dny +2

    I would test #2 again and see if your SD is still that good, load like 10 of them, if the numbers are sill low I would load that one, you can tune the group with seating depth.

    • @elchupagoats956
      @elchupagoats956  Před 14 dny +1

      I got the seating depth from the psst video I did with Retumbo. But yeah, you're correct. Es an SD is really good on group #2, I can do 4 groups of 3 shots and play with the seating depth and see what's happens. Thanks for watching.

  • @eskimoreloader
    @eskimoreloader Před 14 dny +1

    Great video 🫡

  • @derekmcmurry
    @derekmcmurry Před 13 dny +1

    Very nice shooting. Depending on what your plans are with that rifle and the loads and how far you plan to shoot would sway a decision on groups vs. ES/SD numbers. Very curious how I find it to be a frequent occurrence to get best ES/SD but those groups tend to be larger and sometimes quite a bit. For long range, I look at lowest ES and work on seating depth. Inside 500-600 yards I go for repeatable small groups first, then hope ES is good as well. Beyond that the ES/SD are much more important. I'm testing H1000 right now with 175 Hornady ELDX in a 24" barreled 7PRC. No pressure yet and up to 2945fps. Next will be Retumbo. I think I can get at or very close to 3000fps

    • @elchupagoats956
      @elchupagoats956  Před 13 dny

      I shoot 400 to 500 yards. I did Retumbo with 180 in a past video, and I was getting 2750 avg with 66.5gr. But my rifle is a 22" barrel and shot really good. I'm doing some H1000 loads as well to see how it's does. Thanks for watching.

    • @derekmcmurry
      @derekmcmurry Před 13 dny +1

      @@elchupagoats956 I'll play around a little more with a few of my 7PRCs but even though they are all very new to me I'm already getting ready to put them away for awhile in favor of my new 270-7PRCs. I'm at 3250-ish fps with a Berger 170 EOL, 24" barrel, 4 groove 8 twist. That outperforms the 7PRC with a 180 Berger VLD at 3000fps and the 195 EOL at 2900fps in drop drift and energy to 1000 yards.
      In the newest 7PRC I'm testing with H1000, it's getting plenty of velocity even at just over 2900fps with an ELDX bullet. That will work well on anything I hunt. The hangup I have is I'm getting 2960fps with a 168 Berger VLD in one of my 280AIs with a 24" barrel. With the difference in case capacity I was really hoping for 3000fps with the 175 to 180 grain bullets and get there easily. I failed to bring my Garmin the day I shot the 180 Berger VLDs over 77.8 grains of LRT in my Brux barreled 7PRC. It's 25" but all 3 bullets went into one hole at 100 yards. It literally looks like one 30 cal sized hole.

    • @elchupagoats956
      @elchupagoats956  Před 13 dny

      Nice. I do want to try some of the 139gr sst. To see what it does just for fun.

    • @derekmcmurry
      @derekmcmurry Před 13 dny +1

      @@elchupagoats956 Are you planning on hunting? If so consider the Barnes LRX 168