zfk55:
When I was shooting rifle in competition, National Match Course and 1000 yards, bolt action rifles in caliber 30-06, I mostly used 180 grain Sierra Match Kings at an estimated muzzle velocity of 2500-2600 ft/sec, never chronographed, but these were NOT hot loads. On the old, no longer used 5V target, I consistently shot mid 90's out of a possible 100 point score, with Redfield Receiver Sights, prone with sling only.
With the .308 Winchester, I could not shoot effectively past 600 yards, many people could, but not me. I could hold 10 ring elevation with a 308, same Redfield sights, prone at 600 yards. I never found "hot loads" necessary, but that's just me.
BTW, I came upon the Swiss Products web site, which showed the sight pictured, German made from the name Ulm. No price was listed. Could you provide information including front and rear sight, including mounting base for the rear.
Thanks.
When I was shooting rifle in competition, National Match Course and 1000 yards, bolt action rifles in caliber 30-06, I mostly used 180 grain Sierra Match Kings at an estimated muzzle velocity of 2500-2600 ft/sec, never chronographed, but these were NOT hot loads. On the old, no longer used 5V target, I consistently shot mid 90's out of a possible 100 point score, with Redfield Receiver Sights, prone with sling only.
With the .308 Winchester, I could not shoot effectively past 600 yards, many people could, but not me. I could hold 10 ring elevation with a 308, same Redfield sights, prone at 600 yards. I never found "hot loads" necessary, but that's just me.
BTW, I came upon the Swiss Products web site, which showed the sight pictured, German made from the name Ulm. No price was listed. Could you provide information including front and rear sight, including mounting base for the rear.
Thanks.