BillBrawand
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it was about that time,billy, for the record, we ‘re pretty much talking post vietnam war era here. :d
it was about that time,billy, for the record, we ‘re pretty much talking post vietnam war era here. :d
it was when they held n b r s a . Rim fire natls. In tnn. Dublin ga. At shamrock rangebilly, for the record, we ‘re pretty much talking post vietnam war era here. :d
way back then european barrel were chocked which made them more acc than americanit was about that time,
if you remember i was first to make jacketed bullets for 22 rinfire and and lead swaged one ihad reloading dies madefor press they shot very well that milt cook outlawed them got scared he would get beat.with center fire barrel.way back then european barrel were chocked which made them more acc than american
made a few for clay spencer he liked for squirle.if you remember i was first to make jacketed bullets for 22 rinfire and and lead swaged one ihad reloading dies madefor press they shot very well that milt cook outlawed them got scared he would get beat.with center fire barrel.
Hi Tim, I think the larger SD is due to the muller having more taper and more overall friction. I can make my slugs from .222-.224”...and have tried them all. Any smaller than .2225 and accuracy deteriorates...and anything over .2230 with throw fliers.
I have gotten the Muller to hold a SD of 2 lately. With air rifles...we can use a longer valve duration to drive the bullet all the way down the barrel. It uses more air, and makes more muzzle blast....but it does keep the spread down.
It’s been shooting well. I would like to be able to use a tuner...but have not been able to use anything that overhangs the muzzle. The muzzle blast inside the tuner throws the accuracy into the toilet. All I can do is move weight behind the muzzle...but have not tried that yet.
Mike