So I recently picked up a Remington 700 .223 bolt action bull barrel. What distance can I shoot it at accurately? I've read online up to 600 yes with the right scope.?. I was gonna shoot the Hornandy sst bullet out of it so there a large exit hole. Pretty much Yall school me on any info you have about the distance and stuff along those lines. Also I'm getting the barrel threaded and getting a silencer soon. So if you know about those lets here it. Also any mods Yall would recommend on the rifle.
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Made my furthest kill with a .223 at 645yards on a prairie dog near hale center several years ago. Was running black hills ammo with 55gr vmaxes. The cartridge is capable accurately sending a bullet that far, but there are better options. My friends were using 22-250's and their guns would out shoot mine at longer distances....guess it's better to be lucky than good!
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Originally posted by masters75 View PostMade my furthest kill with a .223 at 645yards on a prairie dog near hale center several years ago. Was running black hills ammo with 55gr vmaxes. The cartridge is capable accurately sending a bullet that far, but there are better options. My friends were using 22-250's and their guns would out shoot mine at longer distances....guess it's better to be lucky than good!
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Originally posted by DevinGlass View PostI have a Remington 700 in .223. It is one of the most accurate rifles I have but I'm not sure if it could be usable at 600 yds.
223AI 80 grain amax. Custom build. It's certainly capable. 2930 fps with an 80 grain amax. Look at a 243. Bout the same with that weight grain in a 243
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Originally posted by takarge View PostI'm definitely sticking with the .233 I'm looking at like 300 yards max and 55 grain. Shooting deer and stuff like that and hog hunting (that's what the silencer is for) but thank all of you guys for the input I appreciate it. Pretty much anything over 300 on a deer is to much.
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