Yep the hydra-shok is probably the closest to a full power load and it's at least 200 fps shy. There's no reason to use a slow and bulky powder to achieve mid range and economics says it's not smart to use 20 grains of powder when 10 grains of a different powder works fine.
When I took hunter's safety, they let us shoot 5 rounds of 22 from a bolt action single shot. 4 shooters at a time each with an instructor close at hand, when my instructor looked at my target with 4 clover leafed in the x and 1 about 1/2" away proclaimed "this isn't your first time shooting"
The Kahr trigger is a smooth constant pull with no stacking. IMHO leaning on or blaming a particular triggers feel is a crutch for poor trigger discipline.
I used to really like the Kahr better than striker triggers that stack or had a wall before breaking as coming from a background of shooting...
The barrel is the biggest difference at a 7.6 oz savings from the one you have. They pull another couple off cannibalizing the upper and lower.
Really there isn't much else to it. Like you said the MFT would get a bit if you want to go that way.
Guess in today's world facts are rude, I wasn't raised that way.
In order to get under 6 with a optic that weighs near a pound you're gonna need to get the base down around 5# you're not gonna get there starting with a barrel that weighs 1 lb 10 oz and a standard weight BCG...
There's just so much overlap with shotguns and shotgun sports, IMHO it comes down to it isn't more popular because it's not more popular.
My grandpa Jack had a couple 16s that I've inherited they down game and break clays just fine.
You really haven't done that bad as a lightweight build, but your goal was ultralight lol.
If you want ultralight you really need to start with a pencil profile barrel and don't add stuff you don't need to.
As for optics you're not really gonna lose much unless you lose the battery too most...
Elastic energy is the mechanical potential energy stored in the configuration of a material or physical system as it is subjected to elastic deformation by work performed upon it. Elastic energy occurs when objects are impermanently compressed, stretched or generally deformed in any manner.
Yes the experiments have been done for over a century and yet somehow you would need them done again.
A 200gr solid bullet of the same shape and diameter at 1000 fps will out penatrate one that weighs 150gr at 1155 even though they have the same energy because the 200gr bullet has significantly...
Semantics call it whatever you want it's still the momentum of the bullet.
Been done over and over and yet here we are again with you in denial.
But it requires momentum for the bullet to pass thru the hole
Switch from 55s to 77s and you have about the same if not more retained velocity and close to double the energy.
My 12.5" with a Griffin taper lock mount and a 5" suppressor is actually a smidge shorter than a 16" with a bird cage. No it's not anywhere near quiet, it's significantly quieter...
I changed out several of my rifles from SFP scopes to FFP and in the process passed some of the SFP scopes to other rifles all told I zeroed about a dozen rifles.
The process was basically exactly the same.
At 25 yards look down barrel and center silhouette raise head and move reticle to...
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