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<blockquote data-quote="Master Carper" data-source="post: 1464923" data-attributes="member: 15527"><p>Sanjuro82 - thank you! There was no wind - dead calm. The coyote was in a relatively flat and open field. In fact, the place where the coyote was shot, is shown in the background of the first picture....</p><p></p><p></p><p>sharkbait - the 243 W-E is similar to a 6mm Ackley Improved and gives the same ballistics. Sierra's 100 gr. B.T. - S.P. is chronographed at 3,262 fps....</p><p></p><p></p><p>ez bake - the 243 WHITE EXPRESS is a 6mm. This gun stays sighted in to hit point of aim at 600 yds. and anything past that distance is "dialed-in". I used the Burris Signature Zee rings to set the scope at 600 yds. for both windage and elevation. The windage adjustments in the scope stay perfectly centered until I need to make an adjustment for wind. The scope has been targeted at 650 yds., 700 yds., 750 yds., etc., out to 1,000 yds. and once I have my distance confirmed, I dial the scope in to that distance, put the cross hair or mil dot where I want the bullet to go and very gently squeeze the trigger...</p><p></p><p>I just pulled the Nikon scope off a couple minutes ago and will be replacing it with one of the Bushnell 6500 scopes in 4.5X-30X-50mm with mil-dots. This scope will also be set at 600 yds. with the Burris rings. I have mounted many of these Bushnell 6500 scopes on rifles that I have built for customers and I have been quite impressed with their tracking abilities as well as the amount of adjustments they have for both windage and elevation....</p><p></p><p>D&T</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Master Carper, post: 1464923, member: 15527"] Sanjuro82 - thank you! There was no wind - dead calm. The coyote was in a relatively flat and open field. In fact, the place where the coyote was shot, is shown in the background of the first picture.... sharkbait - the 243 W-E is similar to a 6mm Ackley Improved and gives the same ballistics. Sierra's 100 gr. B.T. - S.P. is chronographed at 3,262 fps.... ez bake - the 243 WHITE EXPRESS is a 6mm. This gun stays sighted in to hit point of aim at 600 yds. and anything past that distance is "dialed-in". I used the Burris Signature Zee rings to set the scope at 600 yds. for both windage and elevation. The windage adjustments in the scope stay perfectly centered until I need to make an adjustment for wind. The scope has been targeted at 650 yds., 700 yds., 750 yds., etc., out to 1,000 yds. and once I have my distance confirmed, I dial the scope in to that distance, put the cross hair or mil dot where I want the bullet to go and very gently squeeze the trigger... I just pulled the Nikon scope off a couple minutes ago and will be replacing it with one of the Bushnell 6500 scopes in 4.5X-30X-50mm with mil-dots. This scope will also be set at 600 yds. with the Burris rings. I have mounted many of these Bushnell 6500 scopes on rifles that I have built for customers and I have been quite impressed with their tracking abilities as well as the amount of adjustments they have for both windage and elevation.... D&T [/QUOTE]
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