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I was shooting left over Black hills red box 69 grain match. They were shooting about 1 moa @100 yards off the bench. I think I will go with the heavier black hills, 75 gr. or even 77gr considering the twist rate of the recon. This weekend I plan on doing some more shooting with these rounds and I will let you know how they work.
Thats good, I will try the hornady as well. Did he say anything about if they were the TAP rounds? It's a beautiful rifle isn't it?
Nice weapon and setup. Now if only a horde of zombies would show up, you could really try it out.![]()
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Very jealous!
Silly question... why 20 rnd PMAGS?
Twenty round (and ten round) mags give you more clearance. For me, thirty round mags usually interfere with my bipod when I go prone or shoot off a bench. I've sometimes have had to use the mags as a modified mono-pod before because the ground I was on made it the lowest point on my rifle even with bipod legs all the way out.![]()
Nice Rifle!! I have a noveske Recce build and its my favorite. The Dillo dust rules, I have my wife loving it and convinced the only way to get more is by ordering more gear form the nice folks at Larue.
Look at the second pic - the rifle is resting on the bipod and magazine. The shorter 20 round magazine gives more clearance under the magazine, and if needed, the rifle can sit on the flat bottom of the 20 rounder, where a 30 round magazine would be in the way.
and, for me, I can leave 20 round pmag in and the door to my gun cabinet will still close, where it won't with a 30 rounder.
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