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doesn't change by much. It wentfrom 44,800 to 46,025 psi

according to quickload at a C.O.L of 3.250" it should be about 45,000 psi

thanks for the input. I thought i was going nuts with the oehler's since i really haven't heard much about them lately

I was wondering if any body could recommend a decent chronograph. I'd like a good one and without starting a war on this thread about the manufacture of things i'd like it to be american made. also any things to look for like ease of mounting on stands and portability since it will need to be...

I only meant to take tips off to shorten the length of the bullet. If they shoot better the 160 high B.C. bullets might just be to long for his barrel

this may sound stupid but the interbonds, accubonds, and barnes copper bullets are all longer and require a higher twist rate at 160 grains. I can't imagine that you might have a gun that won't stabilize them but weird things do happen. Try the 140 accubonds as the are just a tiny bit longer...

pretty good story about an alaskan guide i believe that took a client out that had a rifle that wouldn't fire and when they got in the small plane the action warmed up and the firing pin dropped and fired. scared and embarrassed the guide and hunter. Too much oil in the cold weather.

the waters was originally designed to shhot flat point exposed lead bullets which are much shorter. If you want to get a little more O.A.L. you might want to get it throated but than the short bullets will have a bigger jump

you might want to try dropping the varget loads down to 43 to 45 grains. I get good accuracy there with 2 308's i have

700 yards..... Lets see, that's roughly 40' short of a half mile. A Half mile is 880 yards which is means 700 is 560 ft short of a half mile. I don't like rem's opinion of overloadind rounds in MY opinion but if you practice and can back up what you shoot at, is that any worse than only shoting...

sorry it came off that way TN but it wasn't meant as a slam towards you for asking a question. Some people on the internet come off sounding like experts and what they do is perfectly acceptable to everyone. Speed equals time and pressure. If the ammo manufactures can't get more speed on a...

sorry it came off that way TN but it wasn't meant as a slam towards you for asking a question. Some people on the internet come off sounding like experts and what they do is perfectly acceptable to everyone. Speed equals time and pressure. If the ammo manufactures can't get more speed on a...

I find reloading like owning a house. What you do in it is your own business and no one else's until it involves or might involve other people. If you live out in the woods by yourself and like to make bombs and accidentally blow yourself up, your lose and no one elses. If you live in the city...

I suppose anything is possible but no matter what you do you can't over ride thermodynamics or physics at least in the area were talking. That much speed (3400) with that size bullet would require about 80,000 psi according to quick load. I tried many different powders. I suppose yo could...

Tabular trajectory data at Std.ICAO Atmosphere ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gun / Ammunition : .300 Weath. Mag. Bullet : .308, 220, NOS PART SPSemi 16332 Bullet weight : 220 grains or 14.26 Grams Muzzle velocity : 2783...

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this is the U.S. distributor http://www.neconos.com/ and a different powder may work better

I've loaded some 120 gr. b.t's and they shot well. Last time i was oregone i bought some 120 gr. flat points and i've loaded them up with some H322 with 26.3 grains which is well under max listed in the nosler manual but fills the case up pretty good. I'de be interested in any loads people have...

what length is your barrel? Quick load predicts slightly over whar your getting for a 20 in barrel and abot 75 fps over with a 22 in. barrelwith a part. loaded to 3.300" o.a.l. with 56.5 grains of reloader 15

I think you might have meant 6.5x64