107 mk in a 260

More expensive to feed, but worth it.
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malinois wrote:Yes...I sure think so......Oh Bob what are you gonna do with another 6.5mm
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Malinios...look at it this way he already loads for 6.5 so what is another toy to burn the ammo in. :D

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Bob259 wrote:
malinois wrote:Yes...I sure think so......Oh Bob what are you gonna do with another 6.5mm
You can NEVER have to many :-)
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malinois wrote:Yes...I sure think so......Oh Bob what are you gonna do with another 6.5mm
Oh,one other bizarre thing scopes do...if the windage is too far off center, even if the scope will let you shoot a group, it may have an "S" shaped elevation pattern as you crank the knob up. It never hurts to use a collimnator/borescope to take a look at what is going on. If you don't have one, see if you can borrow one. (If you decide to buy one, a comparatively inexpensive one does just fine.)
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