Sierra 40gr Varminters
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Sierra 40gr Varminters
Midway had Sierra 40gr Varminters in 223cal on sale for $12.99 last month and since I trust Sierra bullets, I bought 500. It was a gamble buying economy bullets. I loaded some up with 2230C and #400 primers: some at 26.5gr and some at 27.5g. Both made 0.4" 5 shot groups consistently @ 100yds. Thought ya'll would like to know about a decent and inexpensive bullet out there for 223cal shooters. With a little tweaking I bet they could be squeezed down to 0.3", well within a minute of squirrel.
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Re: Sierra 40gr Varminters
+1, those 40gr Sierras have been working very well for me too, very accurate and VERY explosive in my .223 Rem.jrwoitalla wrote:Midway had Sierra 40gr Varminters in 223cal on sale for $12.99 last month and since I trust Sierra bullets, I bought 500. It was a gamble buying economy bullets. I loaded some up with 2230C and #400 primers: some at 26.5gr and some at 27.5g. Both made 0.4" 5 shot groups consistently @ 100yds. Thought ya'll would like to know about a decent and inexpensive bullet out there for 223cal shooters. With a little tweaking I bet they could be squeezed down to 0.3", well within a minute of squirrel.
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Re: Sierra 40gr Varminters
They shoot great for me as well and are tough on squirrels and rock chucks.