Eric and I went to Jayton today for some load development on my rifle and just general shooting for him.
I did a ladder test at 300 yards. I made each shot through the chronograph, regardless. Even the factory rounds. Good to have the data.
The data was recorded in my notebook, as opposed to here in Day One. Just quicker that way – need to see about finishing the app I was developing for this.
So here is the data:
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