I bought some Hornady brass and loaded up some ammo with H414 and Sierra 100 gr flat base bullets and I took 2 muley does back in Wyoming with my 99.
This one was a bit over 200 yards. Took out the heart.
beautiful rifle
Thanks. It was my father-in-law's rifle. This year was the first time I was able to shoot something with. I got some brownie points with my wife for taking her dad's old gun hunting with me.
Most of my brass comes from firing factory Remington 100 grain core lokt ammo. I have a bunch because I got a good deal on it some years back, and it is very accurate in all my rifles so chambered.
Still reloading for it. Got a mix of new bagged brass, and once/twice fired factory box stuff. Definitely got enough to last a long time, especially since H4895 and 87gr Speers at 3000fps just doesn't seem to stretch the brass that much.
Gonna be loading some up tonight.
“The Savage 99 Pocket Reference”. All models and variations of 1895’s, 1899’s and 99’s covered. Also dates, checkering, engraving.. Find at www.savagelevers.com
I built a 250 Sav on a Sav12 action last September and sighted it in in October.
100 gr Nos Bal Tip 39 gr CFE223, 2.550" OAL 62.5 kpsi 3154 fps Quickload 3115 fps chrono 3197 fps 3253 fps
1" 3 shots 200 yards to sight in
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