


Had a hang fire.... turns out that 4 of my charges had condensation build up inside the plastic test tubes which killed a majority of the powder in each. Each one was allotted a 30 second count before walking away, pulling the projectiles then cleaning the barrel of un-burnt powder before reassembly and returning for another go.


The 2 shots that I'm pointing at were both 95gn FFF with the 300gn SST's. Just have to work on my elevation as you can see by the pic the lowest hole was the 1st shot with 80gn FFF behind the 300gn SST.
All shots were taken from 30 yards.

My lil one ain't afraid to have a go


Will work on loads a bit more in the coming weeks but can say that there is definitely a big difference between 80 and 90 grains and not a lot of noticeable difference between 90 and 95. Having said that I'm thinking the 95 grains of FFF will be it's settling spot with the 300gn Hornady SST's, oh and the push from that load is SO NICE


Am very happy with how well the FFF burns as you can see in the pic there is very little burn residue left.




Huge thanks goes to Barry and Jen for having us out there for the day, I look forward to the next visit when you start to teach me some of the intricacies of working those tanning machines
