Please QUIT posting!

[Texas Sheepdawg]

I mumble that phrase everytime I delete the spammers trying to post crap about chanel handbags and ugg boots and Viagra and porno and video games and total nonsense and panty hose and geese and torrent software and dangerous links and viruses and and and....... AAAAArrrrrrrrghhh!!!! I had to weed out about 15 spammers just to see the real posts tonight.
LOL.

[bushmeister]

I would definitely use the ammo that you sighted it in with as there can be a good bit of difference between loads. Or you could go sight in the other brand before you go hunting and give yourself something to do!!

[Jim in Houston]

I chronographed a box of Remington 260 vs Hornady 250. They came in about 100 fps slower in every category - highest, lowest, median, and average. The spread between highest and lowest velocity was a couple of fps different; the Remington had a higher standard deviation (54 vs 48 for Hornady). I had a few flyers with the Remington, much tighter groups with the Hornady.

Here is a photo of the two targets.

[AbramzTnk]

With data like that, sounds like the pigs' gonna get the HORNS! Thanks Gents. I'll keep ya'll posted. I like this place already

Tank

[commander faschisto]

Jimbo...do remember that the Remmy greenies have a "variable" crimp from the factory...if you have a taper crimp die, you should recrimp them to 0.475" at the case mouth, measured as close to the end of the case as possible. Stabilizes the velocities and improves accuracy with the Rem 260s.

[Texas Sheepdawg]

Jimbo...do remember that the Remmy greenies have a "variable" crimp from the factory...if you have a taper crimp die, you should recrimp them to 0.475" at the case mouth, measured as close to the end of the case as possible. Stabilizes the velocities and improves accuracy with the Rem 260s.

Yeah, it's always reassuring to know that we have to finish Remmys' factory ammo for them.
Sorry... Couldn't resist.

[Jim in Houston]

Jimbo...do remember that the Remmy greenies have a "variable" crimp from the factory...if you have a taper crimp die, you should recrimp them to 0.475" at the case mouth, measured as close to the end of the case as possible. Stabilizes the velocities and improves accuracy with the Rem 260s.

CF - Thanks for the tip. I have the Hornady taper crimp die for the 450. I will give it a shot at the Remingtons before I go to the range.

[helidude350]

Howdy Jim

[MOUNTIN DU]

Dang... i got some catchin' up to do! i'm sorry i missed this one earlier.