Military 300 Win Mag Brass - Long Range Hunting Forum
2010年10月14日 · Location. The South. Dec 12, 2015. #4. Yeah we don't have any .300 machine guns, only Sniper rifles. I mentioned inspecting the brass because you probably don't know if it's MK248 or the MK248mod1. The mod1 has been pretty much pulled except for some already in play. This stuff was loaded pretty hot, as in over pressure. That's according to a rep.
Review Of IMR 8208 XBR-Hogdon's New Benchrest Powder
2010年2月11日 · It is light gray in color and seems to have a slower burning rate than either T-32 or N 133. It meters through my Jerry Hensler powder measure like a dream, and I don't foresee any problem getting +/- 0.1 grain accuracy. This new IMR 8208 XBR is made in Australia for Hodgdon and should be available by January 2010.
Thoughts on Daniel Defense DD5/V4? - Long Range Hunting Forum
2014年1月6日 · So, things I look for in semi-auto, in order of importance: 1) Reliability, assuming one keeps it clean, though not necessarily surgically clean. 2) Some accuracy potential, though I am OK with a Mil-spec trigger. 3) At this point, with the other guns I have, slight preference for 7.62 over another M4 5.56.
HXP Brass for reloading - Long Range Hunting Forum
2011年12月29日 · Sedalia, MO. Jan 6, 2012. #3. Carman, The best brass you can get for reloading a Garand is original Lake City 30-06 military surplus stuff. This is often availble from the CMP at pretty reasonable prices. The absolute best stuff is LC Match brass, since you don't need to fiddle with the primer pockets. This, however, has become fairly rare.
Primer Update About Expansion Industries Primers
2019年1月9日 · Reloaders and shooters have been taking a hit ever since Obama (himself) made a mandate that no government surplus ammunition or weapons can be sold to the public. This has allowed the alphabet agencies to buy billions of rounds of ammo to soak up the supply. The government has also deemed that this ammo will be destroyed after 3 years storage ...
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RUGER KODIAK MODEL 77 LONG RANGE TARGET RIFLE AND A RITON 6-24X50 RT-S5 SCOPE By John Johnston In 1962 Remington came out with their 7mm Remington Magnum. It was a surprise for the sporting arms industry since metric rounds had not been especially popular in USA up to then.
Review Of IMR 8208 XBR-Hogdon's New Benchrest Powder By …
2008年3月6日 · This was a military surplus powder (Dupont 8208) that was first used by Walt Berger for Benchrest shooting. Walt was contacted by the folks at Thunderbird Cartridge Company to see if the 8208 that they bought had any application for Benchrest shooting. There were three lots of this surplus powder, and Walt found one to be better than the other two.
Seating Long Until Ready for Use | Long Range Hunting Forum
2022年7月4日 · Nov 3, 2024. #1. Have heard people say that to be efficient they will load in large batches say 400 rounds or so but anything they don't believe they will shoot within a couple of months they seat them very long. Just prior to use, they will seat to desired length. They feel this creates more consistent neck tension and breaks some kind of ...
H870 Verses US 869 - Long Range Hunting Forum
2023年12月13日 · H870 got a bad rep for being very dirty to shoot and too slow for the then currently popular cartridges. I use it on some of my more capacious cases with heavier bullets. Longer barrels and slightly tighter crimp helps with the dirty residue. You can certainly use full cases of the US869 with heavier hunting style bullets like the 153.5 Bergers ...
IMR 8208, NOT XBR - Long Range Hunting Forum
2013年10月10日 · Colorado Springs, CO. Jan 22, 2024. #3. Seems like it was a mil pulldown powder similar to h322, and T-32 (thunderbird) iirc it was a bulk powder with slightly different burn rates depending on lot---8208 was first made in the 60's and xbr was introduced in 2009 so it's anywhere from 15 to 60 years old, might want to find out actual production ...