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Post by gunmutt on Feb 12, 2016 2:58:53 GMT -8
Okay so my local range goes out to 1250 yrds. They host a monthly match for members. The match consist of shooting various distances out to 1250 max. The event is timed and start with cold bore. No practice shots the day of. My question is would I benefit from an ad setup in 243 LBC or would a 6x47 bolt action be better? Being able to engage the next target without functioning a bolt would be faster and equal more pojnts.
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Post by GLSHOOTER on Feb 12, 2016 6:21:26 GMT -8
Okay so my local range goes out to 1250 yrds. They host a monthly match for members. The match consist of shooting various distances out to 1250 max. The event is timed and start with cold bore. No practice shots the day of. My question is would I benefit from an ad setup in 243 LBC or would a 6x47 bolt action be better? Being able to engage the next target without functioning a bolt would be faster and equal more pojnts. Those won't be machine gun speed matches. If I built a gun for that I'd be a 243 Win. bolt. 1250 is stretching it if you are talking 6X46 ala 222 Magnum necked up to 6. The LBC would be on it's operational edge at that range. I would run a 6X20 mildot scope. A Harris swivel bipod would be hanging off the front. Greg |
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Post by gunmutt on Feb 12, 2016 16:29:20 GMT -8
I was thinking of the 6.5x47 Lapua necked down to 6mm. In a bolt action with a chassis system to use the AI mags
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Post by gunmutt on Feb 12, 2016 16:29:56 GMT -8
I still like my 6.5 swede but the single feeding hurts when against the clock
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Post by GLSHOOTER on Feb 12, 2016 18:17:26 GMT -8
I was thinking of the 6.5x47 Lapua necked down to 6mm. In a bolt action with a chassis system to use the AI mags That would work. The same designation causes much confusion in the guys my age that saw the advent of the 222 Magnum variant. Greg |
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