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Jody Hudson · January 20, 2002, 10:59 PM

I will have plenty of Quik-Shok to bring to the shoot for long range folks, which is very fast and fragments on impact, even at long ranges from what I've found.

I've shot the long heavy bullets but don't care for the substantial bullet drop. I like it fast, light and "explosive" instead of slow, heavy and penetrating -- as I'm not that great at figuring distance and trajectory.

But, with a good trajectory guide pasted to your rifle and a good laser range-finder, the 60 grains could be very interesting!!!!

January 20, 2002, 10:59 PM	#9
Jody Hudson Senior Member Join Date: February 16, 2000 Location: Near Rehoboth Beach Delaware Posts: 1,140	I will have plenty of Quik-Shok to bring to the shoot for long range folks, which is very fast and fragments on impact, even at long ranges from what I've found. I've shot the long heavy bullets but don't care for the substantial bullet drop. I like it fast, light and "explosive" instead of slow, heavy and penetrating -- as I'm not that great at figuring distance and trajectory. But, with a good trajectory guide pasted to your rifle and a good laser range-finder, the 60 grains could be very interesting!!!!