SmallCaliberCentral

Got ladies at library to post photos for me.The 28th of May was first time i hit 900 yard plate,i was happier than The ONLY BLOW FLY in a Slaughter House. If you notice in the pictures the 40 gr v-max are usually verticle or horizonal groups .Its truely amazing how they group together ,even at extreme range.Will try to get more photos next week.I,ve come close to a 1/4 MOA at 700,800, and 900 yds.Have shot under a 1/4 MOA at 500 and 600 yds.Going to go until i get 1/2 moa at 1000 yds.Looks like it,s gonna be a couple weeks before it cools down,supposed to be in upper 90,s here for a while.Will try and get more photos of Best Groups next week.Some of you have noticed groups you have shot at 100 or 200 yds ,the wind blew the group but the bullets stayed together,that is what happens at extreme distance.I encourage you to figure a drop chart, and go shoot at at least 400 to 600 yards. you will be amazed at what the .204 ruger can do.Go to 1 of the Ballistic Calculator sites.JBM a good one.I ordered some custom 45 grain bullets;but haven,t got them yet.Both my new barrels are 1/11 twist.May get something faster twist when these are shot out.I could use a PROXY to sort and weigh 3000 40 v-max I thought i was wrong once in 1957 Sadly i was Mistaken

That's some pretty darn good shooting! I can't even see a target at 500 yards which is the max at the local outdoor range.

I am useing Sightron III 8.32.x56 scopes,just switched out 1 on my criterion barreled Sav 10 Predator to a Sightron 10-50 x 60.LOOK OUT FLIES