SmallCaliberCentral

hi there fellow kiwi, lol i shot a hare in cantebury 3 weeks ago between 150 and 200 yrds with a handloaded 32 gr sierra and the same thing happened. BUT........ i cut it open to get a backsteak and it was alomst complete mush indise. I couldnt find a entry hole either. Next one you you find do a qu...

it is the remington.
Im just in the foothills of the southern alps and on the edge of one of the photos you can see the egde of the canterbury plains

doing some semi serious training for some thar hunting later in the year so i thought what better way to do it than take my 204 out for a trip. managed to see a few hares and get one from around 175m using 32 gr bk, it didnt look like id had even hit it, once i got down to it tho i tried to get the ...

looking at the graphic photo there seems to be a bit of meat on them. Are they edible?

http://i190.photobucket.com/albums/z180/madracer165/DSC_0003.jpg 5 shots @ 200 meters, 32 gr bk's 28gr adi 2206h powder win cases and primers this is what ive ended up with, its more than small enough for the shooting i do and i only use cheap reloading gear (lee and rcbs) and i havnt managed to ge...

yeah thanks for that, i have been trying to get some berger projectiles for my rifle but im only aware of one dealer that stocks them in 204 cal and he's in the north island. they haven't replyed to my emails so i'll have to give them a call. when it comes down to it tho theres nowhere i would shoot...

my bad,
xr 100 rangemaster

Hi all. To all remington owners out there i am wondering what size groups people are getting out of there rifles? no matter what i seem to try i cant get a consistant 5 shot group under .4 of an inch. 1/2 inch is no problem and theres 3 load combos i have managed to get down to this size but i cant ...

we do a lot of it here in nz as well, it all has to be on private land tho as on public land you cannot shoot between dusk and dawn. The technique used depends on how much the area is shot as a heavily shot area the animals will take off as soon as the light gets near them otherwise it tends to stun...

stuart from Christchurch in New Zealand. Really enjoy my long range shooting, not quite at the range that some of the chaps on here are shooting at but still having fun. The terrain i shoot is normally steep which means few good rests to make the real long range shots Got myself a remington xp100 in...