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How well does the swift scirocco perform?

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  • chuck
    They are a great hunting bullet, IF YOUR RIFLE WILL SHOOT THEM IN TO A GOOD GROUP, Only problem they are very expensive to shoot at paper. Good luck.
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  • varmit hunter
    c They shoot great for me. Have not used one on game yet, But have been told nothing else compares on game. Cal 308. 165 grBC=.367. 180gr BC=.400. 200gr BC =.444.

    The most important things, Are not things.
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  • JustC
    VH, how they look on paper? I suppose you are pushing them out of that Sendero. If I am pushing them out of a 7mm mag Sendero, I should get similar results with the correct powder. I am considering getting them and working up a load to try on the crop damage permits. We have had no rain for months, so the beans stayed slow growing, but now, we have had 3 days of rain. I am sure the fields will grow 6 inches this week, I had better get loading before I have to try head shots at 300+ yds.

    Chuck, you have bad luck with them? They didn't group well in your rifle, I take it from your post?

    A great rifle with a junk scope,....is junk.
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  • varmit hunter
    C,Three shots stay under.4.

    The most important things, Are not things.
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  • rick_reno
    I "work" as a range master at a city shooting range here in N. Idaho - and I've heard a LOT of people complain that those bullets don't shoot good in their guns. Last week there was a discussion with 4 of the shooters who were complaining they couldn't get them shoot. They sure are a nice looking bullet.
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  • varmit hunter
    Rick. The seating depth is very critical with these bullets..I set mine at the lands, And then went deeper in.005" increments. The one set back .005" shot great, The ones at .010" weren't bad, at.015" were worse than factory. This was in a .300win mag.

    The most important things, Are not things.
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  • steve45
    If high ballistic coefficients are what your looking for theres a company called Lost River Ballistic Technologies Bullets. BC on their 30 caliber 165 gr. bullet = .636, 180 gr.= .672 The 7mm has the highest at .715 in 160 gr. They are very expensive, for 30 caliber about $1.90 EACH.
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  • JustC
    Got any info on that company?

    A great rifle with a junk scope,....is junk.
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  • steve45
    Info on Lost River Ballistic bullets is on the web at www.lostriverballistic.com
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  • steve45
    If you go to www.lostriverballistic.com they have a ballisticator program thats very interesting. You can plug in your favorite bullets ballistic coefficients and it draws a trajectory for you. You can then match it against their very high B.C. bullets trajectory. What amazed me is how little high B.C. matters out to 500 yds. My favorite .270 bullet has a B.C. of .450, theirs has a B.C. of .649, this results in a TWO INCH difference at 500 yds. I would have thought it would be a lot more.
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