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35gr Berger & 204R
Has anyone tried the 35gr Bergers in a 204R or similar with a 1 12 twist. Just wondering how they worked. This all based on IF you could actually buy them.
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35 bergers
Powder Valley have these in stock.
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I just shot some in my 20BR and they look good. 29.5gr of 8208 made a half inch group. Didn't have any loads above 30gr, but I will go up to 32 next trip. They were on the shelf at my local sporting goods store. Larry
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My 'go-to' bullet for badger, coyote and anything feline! In my 1:12 Cooper the accuracy has been just as good as the 32gr V-Max or the 39gr SBK's.
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My 20BR is a 1 in 12, Berger says the 35's need a 1 in 14.
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35 Bergers
Shot great in my TAC 20 But the varmint extremes perform just as well for lots less. Also the varmint extreme availability is there.
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I've been using the 35's in my sako 204 with good results on our fox population here in Aus.
Started of using the 32 SBK s and then tried the 39 SBKs but have found the Bergers to give better results, usually around half moa at 200y. I have found I have much better DRT. On a side note - not to high jack this thread, I am also going to trial these in my 20 vt shortly. Just waiting for the days to get a bit warmer. |
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Shot quite a few Coyotes with the 35's in a 204R. It's a hammer.
Adam |
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Berger 35 grain
Its also my go to coyote bullet in 204R.
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I used them quite a few years ago with great results on coyotes.
Just got a 204 back in the stable and will be using them again. |
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