Hi AWS,
Thanks so much.
I love Sako Rifles. I own 2, both AVs, one a .270 Win & the other a 7MM Rem Mag. Both will shoot one-hole groups @ a hundred with hunting ammo.
Sako Vixens, on the used market, require a second mortgage.
Why do manufacturers of excellent products think they're gonna improve upon perfection? I wish Sako had never ceased production of the Vixen.
I've been intrigued by the .222 Rem since I was a teenager. I can remember campfires stories of using that cartridge on deer. What I remember most are stories of phenomenal accuracy of the .222 Rem.
My next purchase will be a 100 pieces of Norma Brass.
I'm gonna bust out my most used hand loading resource: "Pet Loads" by Ken Waters and find the most accurate .222 Rem load.
I could you some .222 Rem load help if you have it.
BTW, I've read somewhere that Vihtavuori N130 or N133 is excellent .222 Rem powder. Is that 'net legend, or is there truth to it?