| Ripp |
| (.577 member) |
| 18/07/18 06:58 AM |
Re: The Creedmoor Explodes..
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That was obviously a problem with THAT particular case.
Over pressure and/or chamber problem had nothing to do with that failure. THAT is also obvious as no other such problems existed.
RIPP - that .223 shoots almost as well as my CZ Hornet Lux with 40gr. at 3,340fps (14.4gr. LG in RP brass - safe only in MODERN Hornets).
Not a fair comparison though, as the CZ is a bolt gun.
Nice group.
My thought is WOW, guns in general have come a long way in terms of accuracy in the past 30-40 years..mainly it seems in the past 10-15..you did not normally see groups like that in a factory rifle as frequently as we do today..
Talked to another buddy yesterday that is shooting a 6.5 Creedmoor in a Ruger American..cheap rifle..like $300..shooting half inch groups with Federal Factory ammo.. crazy...
We are in a golden era IMHO, in terms of accuracy, components, and powders available....
Ripp