Tested 4 kinds of match ammo for BPCR at 200 yards

[Don McDowell]

Testing at 200 is sure the way to go, and after testing on a calm day and narrowing down the top rounds, shoot a windy day on paper or a ram swinger and see which one holds up the best.
My CPA shoots Norma Match as good or better than most other ammo at the ramline, so I don't see much sense/cents in buying other ammo for it.
Keep in mind to that beginning shooters have a lot the same problems we do when shooting target rifle at 1000, a bit of a wiggle up/down right/left makes a bunch of difference in where the bullet lands. I have Carol hold on the rams pecker, and hopefully get her sighter shots at mid body, then a wind switch or pickup I tell her hold left or right. Keeps the confusion of changing the sights on the mounts down. I do the same on the turkeys have her hold center leg with the horizontal on the belly, the just have her hold left side /right side as winds dictate. Seldom have her make windage corrections unless the simple hold off won't keep on the target.