Well load development was a nightmare today. My 200m ladder load of .2 grain jumps 59.0-61.6 of N560 behind the 180 Hybrids mostly climbed right but produced a reasonable group which is not what I wanted, in an ideal world it would have been a more vertical thing. I also managed to shoot Alan's chronograph which although only ten feet in front was invisible through a 42x scope. Bugger.
I also had to call two Stop Stop Stop's whilst RCOing due to dogs on the range, I also had a senior chap from Landmarc show up as well, however he was very reasonable and was just passing through. My neck is burnt as well :(
Best guess right now is 60.5 grains of N560 for the time being, we are off to Bisley Wednesday to see if I can get a decent mornings shooting and some more positive development results. At times like this I do wonder about taking up bird watching or knitting.....
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Did have a plink with the 4(T) at 800 metres which was fun, I shot sitting and prone and found it oddly satisfying to shoot without fuss, a just a rifle and a pocket full of cartridges.
