a model 1 varmint upper and a rock river 2 stage national match trigger and youve got one hell of a tack driver
Try IMR 4064, or Reloader 15, CCI or Fed BR primers and Win brass with a good 52 grain bullet. I have had excelent results with the Hornady A-Max. Make sure your brass is uniform in length and that the primer pockets are clean and the flash hole deburred. So far my best groups are with the reloader 15 at about .33 inch for 5 rounds at 100 or .75" or better at 200. You'll have to figure out which powder yours likes better then find your best over all length I like to run mine about .010" off the rifleing, some like the bullets touching. remember once you deviate from standard length not to let anyone else fire your reloads in their rifles as it could cause pressure problems depending on their chamber length.Here is my Remington 700.. its just a standard SPS? i cant remember the model..
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Ive been tryin to find a handload that it likes... no luck so far.. got alot more loading to do.... thanks guys...
the scope is killing me i know... its hard to shoot a group with a dot in the scope...
As much as i like the looks of that upper, id lean this way.Where you already own a great .22-250 rifle and setup plus a .223 I'm not sure I would sell your .22-250.
Theoretically the bolt action will be more accurate than the AR, but they sure are doing wonders with the ARs these days. Keep the bolt action, because if you sold it, you will probably buy another one someday.
How did you get the trigger on the Remington down to 2.5 pounds? had work done?