[Test_User]

That is very good and much better then the norm. With the new ones after a good break in I have been hearing from 1.5-2.5 moa accuracy whihc is very good for a rifle like this. If you find a load that gives regular 1 moa you have found the ideal.

 

[Test_User]

I think you will find the 90 gr bullet the best in terms of accuracy and is the perfect round for the role the mini was made for. It makes the perfect round to dispatch animals that are a issue on a farm or ranch. If they would add a BT it would make it even better. I have not seen a gun that wouldn't shoot under 1moa or better with a hand load of either the 90 TNT or HP.

 

[Test_User]

try rel 7 as well. If you got a silver dollar with v-max that is actaully quite good with a jump. You need to seat them load so they are into the lands. I know this is not what you here to do with a semi but its the only way to get good accuracy fro those bullets. I really suggest you try the PH or the TNT. With the vmax you want it to be jsut into the lands. Not only touching but actaully into the lands jsut a bit. That way it is perfectly centered with the bore. Yes you have to drop the powder charge sown but you do get a bit back from the increased pressure it causes. Once you have figured the OAL now star nice a low with H322 and work up until you see the first sign of pressure and back off .5 that is your max not to go over with a reg load. Now do your development. With loading you always have to find you max IMHO as every rifle is dif and jsut finding a great load without knowing how close you are is not good. When looking for the max it only takes two rounds per charge. Move up in .3 gr steps with H322 and .2 with faster powders like rel 7