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    Site Supporter Trooper224's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by SecondsCount View Post
    That could also be due to the quality of the bullet. FMJ bullets don't typically shoot all that well.

    My 1903 shoots the 155 Berger well. I can repeatedly hit a steel buffalo at 1130 yards with that load. It's a big target but I'm a bit handicapped with the metallic sights.
    That's quite possible.
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    Shot a couple 3 shot 1moa groups with 150gr Hornady sp last time out with the A4. Little bigger with 165 gamekings but they were 5 shot groups.
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    Out on a picnic with the sporter today
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    Quote Originally Posted by 03RN View Post
    Not as dark as I'd like
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    Sorry-not-sorry for the repost, that is a drop-dead gorgeous rifle.

    I came ever soooo close to an 03 one time, I just couldn't afford both the rifle and the remaining cost of gas from Tennessee to Louisiana. Would a Mausingfield sitting in a mini-chassis with AI-pattern mags, done up a similar way be halal or haram?

    There's the Hornady Vintage Match 168gr ELDM load. It appears specced for Garands, but it might be worthwhile in an '03? I have had good experiences with the equivalent .308 load.

    https://www.hornady.com/ammunition/r...d-m1-garand#!/
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