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After 9 different heavy slugs (900 rounds) and countless different tunes, I'm close to my goal of splitting playing cards at 200 yards. The groups are starting to tighten up a bit. Winds today 10-14 mph left to right. Stay tuned.

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Great intel. I can't wait for my order of rebated slugs to arrive for testing.

Thank you for everybody that chimed in. I'm taking a chance on these 76 grain slugsL: https://rogueprecisionammunition.com/products/30-caliber-76-grain-rebated-boat-tail-slugs I will let the membership know how they work out with my .30 cal Karma Red Panda Rod in San Francisco

https://rogueprecisionammunition.com/products/30-caliber-76-grain-rebated-boat-tail-slugs?srsltid=AfmBOorQYUJq1RqGcx29GwhcWpxywxwWXOYXoVdJn5Dy8BA9veXd845H

I normally shoot boat tail slugs out of my .25 Altaros M24, Texan .257 LSS and .30 Karma Red Panda. I recently learned about rebated boat tail slugs and wondered if any AGN members shoot them? When compared to boat tail, is there any advantages? Rod in San Francisco

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Evolution of the coaxial

I tried to convert my Remple to an coaxial and using the same 3d print files. I added a picatinny on the bottom and a modified picatinny clap on top. It wasn't stable and sort of "janky" looking.

Before the coaxial rest, I always shot with an adjustable rear rest and a standard front bipod. (F class Remple). Knowing what I know now, a coaxial front rest is the best and most accurate way to shoot benchrest. But never could afford a professional $2000 custom metal coaxial rest. Once you...

https://www.mrbcrc.com/3dprint.html Just a very few parts from Amazon and the rest I made myself.