CVA Scout V2 300 Blackout Load Development 125gr SST and Lilgun

Published on July 9, 2024
Duration: 14:38

This video details load development for a CVA Scout V2 rifle in 300 Blackout using 125gr SST projectiles and Lil' Gun powder. The instructor progresses through various charge weights, observing primer conditions for pressure signs and aiming for optimal group sizes. The best group achieved was 1.07 inches at 100 yards with a hot load.

Quick Summary

Load development for a CVA Scout V2 in 300 Blackout utilized 125gr SST projectiles and Lil' Gun powder, with charge weights ranging from 19.7 to 21.2 grains. The best group measured 1.07 inches at 100 yards, with primers showing no excessive pressure signs, suggesting a viable hunting load.

Chapters

  1. 00:35Introduction to Load Development
  2. 00:45Initial Load Data: 19.7gr Lil' Gun
  3. 00:48Projectile: 125gr SST
  4. 01:01SST Bullet Origin
  5. 01:14Classic Load Development Process
  6. 01:22Scope Limitations (4x)
  7. 01:48First Shots & Target Adjustment
  8. 02:01Windy Shooting Conditions
  9. 03:15Shot Placement Check
  10. 03:27Middle Lower Dot Shooting
  11. 04:04Rifle Handling Impressions
  12. 04:39Far Right Lower Dot Shooting
  13. 05:49Primer Inspection for Pressure
  14. 06:12Top Left Dot Shooting
  15. 07:54Charge Weight Increments (0.3gr)
  16. 09:15Middle Top Dot Shooting
  17. 10:31Target Stand Issues
  18. 10:46Top Route Shooting
  19. 11:04Post-Shot Primer Check
  20. 11:56Last Shot & Max Charge
  21. 12:11Max Charge Load Assessment
  22. 12:15Comfortable Load Selection
  23. 13:15Results Laid Out
  24. 13:26Best Group: 1.07 inches
  25. 13:39Rifle Preference for Hotter Loads
  26. 13:47Acceptable Group Size with 4x Scope
  27. 13:54Zeroed for Hunting
  28. 14:03Primer and Exit Clip Showcase

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key components for load development in this CVA Scout V2 300 Blackout video?

The video focuses on load development for a CVA Scout V2 rifle chambered in 300 Blackout. It uses Hornady 125gr SST projectiles and Lil' Gun powder, with charge weights progressing in 0.3 grain increments from 19.7 to 21.2 grains.

What were the results of the load development for the CVA Scout V2 300 Blackout?

The best group achieved was 1.07 inches at 100 yards with a hot load. The rifle seemed to prefer slightly hotter charges, and primers showed no excessive pressure signs, indicating a safe and potentially huntable load.

What challenges did the shooter face during the 300 Blackout load development?

The primary challenge was significant wind, which caused target movement and made consistent shot placement difficult. Additionally, the 4x scope limited the ability to clearly see and measure small group sizes.

How did the shooter assess pressure signs during the 300 Blackout load development?

The shooter meticulously examined the primers after each shot. They looked for signs of excessive flattening or cratering around the firing pin, which would indicate dangerously high pressure. No such signs were observed.

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