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Old 12-02-2005, 12:31 AM
Murmur Murmur is offline
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Loads

My gunsmith supplied me some ammo until all my reloading gear turns up so not sure on the load. He's going to be supplying the the developed load data though. 100y groups were as small as 3/4" for five shot groups from my Contender carbine. I'll get my hands on the data and post it here when I can. We went straight to the 240gr Mk as I wanted as much energy as possible as the rifle was built with subsonic hunting in mind.
I still find it quite unconceivable just how quiet the rifle really is. Not much noiser than my CZ 22LR with subsonics & suppressor. The scariest thing was riccohets though. One bullet bounced of a rock and dissapeared somewhere. Makes you go diving for cover in case it heads back your way!
I think an AR with suppressor & subsonics would be way cool....but until I can afford one of those the single shot seems to do just fine. After all it makes your real sure about your aim cause you only might get one chance.
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