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May 8, 2012, 05:17 PM | #1 |
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Will new lot of bullets change point of impact?
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I finally worked up the load I want to hunt with this fall, but used up most of my box of bullets. My question is: will the next box I buy of identical bullets shoot to a significantly different point of impact? Rifle: Mossberg 4X4 24" bbl. with muzzle brake in .270 Winchester Primer; CCI large rifle (standard) Case: Winchester Powder: RL22 (57 gr.) (.5 gr over max on Alliant's website but 1.5 under max in Lyman 48th Edition) Bullet: Nosler 140 gr. Accubond The rifle groups better WITH the muzzle brake. I killed an elk last fall with the 140 gr. Accubond in Winchester factory load and really liked the bullet performance so I am trying to approximate that load. I get 5/8" groups at 100 yards and extraction is easy. Primers are slightly less radiused than 55 gr. loads but only slightly and are by no means flattened. Thanks in advance for your help. |
May 8, 2012, 05:26 PM | #2 |
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All manufacturers are subject to change their stuff without telling anybody about it. A proven bullet like the accubond? Probably not.. but you'll never know until you load some out of the new batch and confirm.
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May 8, 2012, 05:54 PM | #3 |
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Should be the same POI with the same bullet . But it's always prudent to verify , before going hunting !
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