Hornady 2006 Catalog - Peter Hofer Jagdwaffen
Hornady 2006 Catalog - Peter Hofer Jagdwaffen
Hornady 2006 Catalog - Peter Hofer Jagdwaffen
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RIFLE AMMUNITION<br />
17 Mach 2 ® /17 HMR TM<br />
<strong>Hornady</strong> 17 Mach 2<br />
50 yds<br />
100 yds<br />
150 yds<br />
POA<br />
– 1"<br />
– 7.75"<br />
Performance in the<br />
Real World<br />
There’s a lot to be said for controlled<br />
tests and scientific measurement,<br />
but one of our <strong>Hornady</strong> engineers<br />
decided to take the 17 Mach 2 and<br />
17HMR into the real world where<br />
shooters like you use them every<br />
day. Shooting the 17 Mach 2 and<br />
22 LR cartridges side by side at a<br />
local shooting range produced the<br />
same kind of results the scientists<br />
measured in controlled conditions –<br />
tighter groups at all distances:<br />
The targets keep getting<br />
smaller, while the fun gets<br />
bigger and better!<br />
BEFORE<br />
AFTER<br />
GUN: T/C 17 Mach 2<br />
50 yds / 3-shot group / .674"<br />
100 yds / 3-shot group / .630"<br />
150 yds / 3-shot group / 2.51"<br />
50 yds<br />
22 LR<br />
POA<br />
BEFORE<br />
AMMUNITION<br />
GUN: Ruger 10/22<br />
50 yds / 3-shot group / .359"<br />
100 yds / 3-shot group / 2.268"<br />
150 yds / 3-shot group / Missed Target<br />
100 yds<br />
– 6"<br />
150 yds - didn’t hit the target!<br />
Douglas Dickens “If you have shot for a<br />
while you’ll eventually notice a bug crawling<br />
on your target. And, if you are like any other<br />
shooter, you cannot resist the temptation to<br />
shoot at the bug. After firing, the bug is gone<br />
but you’re never sure whether or not you’ve<br />
hit it. Not so anymore. Pennsylvania black<br />
wasp taken with <strong>Hornady</strong> 17M2 17 gr. VMax<br />
@25 yards M8-4x Leupold BSA M12/15<br />
Martini relined with Redman liner. I have to<br />
find me another scope, a 6x with A.O. Then<br />
I’ll go for head shots!”<br />
William Breighner was shooting targets with his 17M2 from<br />
the 50 yard line and a fly landed on it. Naturally, he decided he<br />
had to take the shot. He writes, “When I pulled the trigger, the<br />
fly just disappeared and a hole appeared where the fly was<br />
parked. I wasn’t sure what happened, so I walked down range<br />
for a closer look. Now, if you look at the hole, you’ll see the fly’s<br />
leg and fragments on the target. Yup, hit it dead center!”<br />
The evidence of his fly shot is in the sidebar to the right.➞<br />
AFTER<br />
BEFORE<br />
AFTER<br />
BEFORE<br />
AFTER<br />
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