cam pro bullets

[oneadam12]

Putting this here, mods feel free to move.

My LGS had boxes of these jacketed bullets in 147 grain 308. Reads like older NATO spec bullets. Claimed they were very consistent. Has anyone tried these for TR or FTR? Aside from the obvious, any poorer than the yankee offerings like the 155 matchking?

 

[Trinimon]

I use 'em mostly for plinking or practice in my 308 and 300BLK. I get about 1MOA accuracy out of 'em, similar to their 223 pills. I was expecting worse but was a nice surprise.

 

[Alpheus]

I use 'em mostly for plinking or practice in my 308 and 300BLK. I get about 1MOA accuracy out of 'em, similar to their 223 pills. I was expecting worse but was a nice surprise.

Same here, about 1Moa out of my PRS practice rifle. Generally get 3 almost touching and the other 2 go wondering off.
I wouldnt use them for any competition though, the 223 55gr really fall apart at anything more then 200m.

 

[oneadam12]

OK, about what I figured. Probably goes without saying, but I bet that's without any sorting?

 

[Sherlock Gnomes]

OK, about what I figured. Probably goes without saying, but I bet that's without any sorting?

I have used the 308 147 grains before but wouldnt use for anything other than practice. I never sorted through them to check for variances. I use the 224 55 grains out to 300 practice and still get okay results.

 

[Alpheus]

OK, about what I figured. Probably goes without saying, but I bet that's without any sorting?

They have such a low BC, sorting really wouldn't help too much.

 

[saskcop]

I have tried these bullets in a number of .308 loads and they seem to shoot very consistently. Settled on CFE223. Your mileage may vary. They shoot tight, but no one would tout them as match bullets.