Shot my Winchester 94 Sunday afternoon to sight it in to use the rest of the season. Used 2 loads. 170 grain PowerPoints and the 150 grain deer season xp.
Started off with the 170 PowerPoint and got it down to hitting the bull at 50 yards. Changed target and put 2 touching each other in the bull at 50 yards.
Then fired 2 of the 150 deer seasons and they were .5 inches from each other, but both were printing about 4 inches higher and 3 inches to the right of the 170s.
Fired 2 more of the 170s, and they cloverleafed with the other 2 170s.
I expected a small change, but being a little over 4 inches away at 50 yards was more than I expected.
Does that much difference seem normal? None of the bullets seemed to be keyholing or anything....
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Started off with the 170 PowerPoint and got it down to hitting the bull at 50 yards. Changed target and put 2 touching each other in the bull at 50 yards.
Then fired 2 of the 150 deer seasons and they were .5 inches from each other, but both were printing about 4 inches higher and 3 inches to the right of the 170s.
Fired 2 more of the 170s, and they cloverleafed with the other 2 170s.
I expected a small change, but being a little over 4 inches away at 50 yards was more than I expected.
Does that much difference seem normal? None of the bullets seemed to be keyholing or anything....
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