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Originally Posted by bubbagump
A good friend of mine has a No.1 in .220 Swift
After having a smith slap on a nicer barrel and painstakingly working on various reloads, he got that rifle to reliably group into a quarter at 200 yards.
One common thing from load to load was a flyer. Always a flyer. I don't think it was shooter error, either.
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I've heard that flyers are very common to Ruger No 1s and that a lot of it is due to the forearm hanger design and the amount of pressure on the forearm. I've been shooting this with my forward hand holding the forearm and resting the back of my hand in a sandbag so that I'm consistent with the pressure.
I picked up some TSX bullets in 130 and 140 grains and a box of Nosler E-Tips in 130 grains to try also.
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