Why is your scope bottomed out at 75 yards? Where do you zero at?The 97K finaly gets some non JSB ammo shooting 75 yards.
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After 3500 rounds of 13.73, I started with JSB Heavy's shooting all 500 rounds. I found the accuracy to suffer only slightly. The trajectory change required 6 MOA of up. After that I switched back and finished off the tin of 13.73's.
Next up was H&N Barracuda's 13.58.
I didn't like these as they were hard to load, and inaccurate for me. Interestingly their trajectory was about 5 MOA higher than the JSB Exact's, even though the H&N's were only .15 gr lighter.
I wound up dialing in 20 clicks of down with them.
after 60 or so rounds my thumb got sore loading those so I switched to the H&N 11.42 FTT's.
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The 11.42 FTT's shot higher yet requiring all the down that I had left bottoming out my elevation turret. They were easy to load seating a little less than flush. The accuracy came back and I shot a round of Crazy Eights before I lost light.
The H&N's had different characteristics than the JSB's in the way they sounded hitting the steel targets. The JSB's have a pronounced "klink", and the H&N's were almost silent.
I can't beleive I'm at my scope stop with these, and I don't want to subject the scope to a springer pounding while it's against the stops. So ill have to adjust my rings to continue with the FTT's.
I am curious about how much flatter my trajectory is and how that will effect accuracy, and shot ranging, but they were worse in the wind so?
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