Rifle Range?

[bjhooper82]

Originally Posted by duckman1911

Man you gonna love that 7mm-08. You reload? If so 41 grains of IMR 4895 topped with a 140grn Nosler Accubond is a great load. At least in my rifle. Pretty much a a bang and drop load. 2 pounds of trigger pressure and something dies.

Yeah, I?ve been reading nothing but good things about that round. I don?t reload yet but looking at all the equipment to start very soon. Reloading is pretty much my only option for .223 wssm ammo.

[duckman1911]

Originally Posted by bjhooper82

Yeah, I?ve been reading nothing but good things about that round. I don?t reload yet but looking at all the equipment to start very soon. Reloading is pretty much my only option for .223 wssm ammo.

Good luck man. Loading your own takes some time but I find it relaxing. I load as much as I want when I want. Don't make it a chore. Whether you load five rounds or fifty stop when you want to. If it becomes work it's not fun anymore.

[CajunRebel]

Living in Virginia and always looking for non-membership-required ranges (> 100 yards) when visiting family in the Baton Rouge area, give or take one-hour drive. I have PRSs rifles in .223Rem and 6.5CM that needs their legs stretched.

[MathGeek]

Originally Posted by CajunRebel

Living in Virginia and always looking for non-membership-required ranges (> 100 yards) when visiting family in the Baton Rouge area, give or take one-hour drive. I have PRSs rifles in .223Rem and 6.5CM that needs their legs stretched.

Palo Alto in Donaldsonville has F-Class and FPR matches the 1st and 2st Sat of every month at 600 yards that do not require membership.

http://www.paloaltogunclub.com/docum...rogram2017.pdf

http://www.paloaltogunclub.com/docum...oneProgram.pdf