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July 5th, 2015

RifleShooter.com Reviews New .30-Cal 175gr Tipped MatchKings

AccurateShooter Rifleshooter.com Tipped Matchkings Sierra Bullets

We know our readers are curious about the new Tipped MatchKings (TMKs) introduced by Sierra Bullets this year. Our friend Bill at Rifleshooter.com got hold of some of the .30-Cal 175-grain TMKs and tested them in his .308 Win rifle. He found the bullets were very consistent in weight. As for bearing surface, the SD was fairly low (.002″), but measurements varied from 0.400″ to 0.407″. Seven-thousandths extreme spread is more than we like to see, as it may affect accuracy. Therefore we recommend you sort by bearing surface length before loading these in match rounds.

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July 5th, 2015

National Matches Commence at Camp Perry on July 6th

Camp Perry Opening Ceremony 2015
The Yankee Lady, a restored B-17G Bomber, will wow the crowd at Camp Perry.

NRA Camp Perry National Matches Rifle Pistol championships accurateshooterFirst Shot Ceremony at Camp Perry
The NRA National Rifle and Pistol Matches kick off Monday, July 6, 2014 at Camp Perry with the First Shot Ceremony. This will be a big affair, with pyrotechnics and a display of WWII military hardware. The celebration begins at 9:30 am, with music from the 122nd Army Band. The ceremony will formally start at 10:00 as First Shot Speaker, Congressman Robert Latta (Ohio), delivers his speech and fires the traditional first shot. Two WWII-era military aircraft will thunder overhead: Yankee Lady, a fully-restored B-17G bomber, and a U.S. Navy TBM Avenger torpedo bomber. On the Rodriguez Range, WWII vehicles, including a Sherman Tank, will roll in convoy.

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