AusVarmint

Good load development Raven.
I've settled on 26gn of 2206 for 55gn projectiles too. My groups aren't as good as yours though.

PS. If you find a better load, then we all want to hear about it.

Welcome onboard Keachie,

We like seeing pictures of rifles, holes in targets and animals on the ground.
Keep us up to date with how your Remington works out.

Looking forward to seeing how it shoots Trevor

G'Day Camel, plastic but with factory adjustable cheek piece, nice but not my cuppa tea. Cheerio Geoff Hi Ned, Do you think it'd be a straightforward home handyman job to put the adjustable cheek piece onto another stock? I have a left handed varmint. The fixed cheek piece is a little too low for m...

Ozy ozy ozy ...

Have a good one Glen

Have you tinkered with the trigger at all?

Be real interested to see the solar wax melter if you make one

Bugger! Those groups just won't open up no matter how far back you go. Just keep posting things up Marcus. I can't add anything useful, but like seeing how accurate that thing is. Must ... resist ... 20 cal ... must ... resist ... 222 ... parent cartridge. Must ... resist ... re-barrel.

Shaun is trying to join up to the forum he said (I reckon you blokes would be good for him) and is awaiting admin approval. Cool. 223 is a good first centrefire. Let him know it's worth saving his used cartridges. He'll either get the reloading bug, or sell them on the forum. Have either of you got...

There's your load right there; 24.3 plus or minus half a grain

Seriously though, it'll be difficult to pick any one load over another. They're all good.
Are you thinking of comparing loads at longer than 100m?

Branxhunter wrote:I think 23.2gn might be the load.Marcus

They all look good!

Nice fox and good shooting.

Look forward to seeing more targets and red foxes

Your bro must be disappointed. They don't have the same poi.

The Raven wrote:Now I'm thinking about buying dies etc for the 308...

A mans got to have a hobby