Another rifle I haven't shot in awhile; got it out today. I posted about it 6 or so years ago; it is left handed. I wanted to see what it was sighted for. Factory Remington 100 gr spitzer soft point was about on point of aim at 100 yards, tested with 1 shot.We have to be very frugal with ammo and components these days due to current conditions. Anyway, I first tried a CB load of the SAECO RG6 100 grain GC with 14.0 grains of 4227 which gave me a 3-shot group of 2.1 inches, 4 inches below POA at 100 yards.
Next I shifted to a jacketed bullet, the Speer 105 grain round nose soft point with 44.0 grains of 4831. The group of 3 at 100 yards was 1.05 inches, 4 inches above and 2.5 inches right of POA. Wanting to discover the trajectory of this load, I fired a 2-shot group at 300 yards, giving a 1.0 inch group 4.5 inches below and 5 inches right of POA. These rounds were loaded back in September 2015. I expended 9 rounds, and found out what I wanted to know.