09-17-2015, 11:59 PM
I've been shooting the 108 scenar at 300 yards at 2600 fps lately and getting good results, at least by my standards. I ran the berger ballistic calculator with a 10 mph crosswind and the difference on paper between 2600 fps and 2700 fps is about .1 MOA at 300 yards. Having a load you trust that goes where you aim it is more important than velocity at 300 yards. At 600 I give a lot of weight to the ES as well as the velocity when looking for a good load. I need to be confident that the reason my bullets don't all hit where I want them to is because of how I shoot and read the wind, not because of my rifle or ammunition.