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165 AB or 168 Custom Competition with 48 grains of Ramshot Big Game. My 308s are AR10s with 16" barrels.

Christensen Ridgeline 300 Win Mag with 165 Accubonds and a Leupold VX5HD 3-15x44 will be my ticket puncher this year. I've got a cow elk tag for the area just south of home.

I've shot several sub 1/8" groups with them in both of my Creedmoors. They don't have the highest BC but they are very accurate.

I get ~2900 with 43.5 RL17 and the 130 AB in my 22" Predator, so right in line with you guys.

RL17 which is also in the 4350 burn speed category works well for me. I've also been happy with RL22 and 23.

If you're already dialing, a few points on the BC doesn't matter that much.

I can't say I'm excited enough about them to buy any, however it is good to have options.

I really like my Omega, it can be configured to a length just over 6 inches. It also has variety of endcaps so you can have a flat cap or the anchorbrake. Additionally it has thread mounting options or it comes with their ASR quick attach mount. In the lightest configuration it is barely over...

I have a LaRue AR10 and the Ruger SR762. Both are Armalite pattern rifles. My LaRue is exceptionally accurate with 165-168 grain bullets. It does not like bullets that are lighter or heavier. I shoot both suppressed. The LaRue is a DI gun and the Ruger is a piston gun, I don't see much of a...

I have several 25/06s but my No. 1 B is my favorite. The only 6mm I have is a 6mm Creedmoor in the Ruger Predator. They really built that rifle right, 7.7 twist 5R rifling, threaded muzzle. The only thing it needs is a Timney trigger. It is ridiculously accurate and shoots the 105 RDFs into the...

You really need to keep distractions to a minimum with any progressive press. A lot of things are happening at the same time with every pull of the handle and you can make a big mess in a hurry if you try to do anything other than focus on reloading. I load 12 gauge on a hydraulic operated MEC...

I've shot some pretty tight groups with blem bullets. Midsouth is more expensive than SPS on Nosler blems though.

A few the guys I shoot with are also into serious long range work. We have a test rock at 1147 yards. It's nearly broken in half now. Fortunately it's easy to measure out to a mile with the section line roads out here.

https://sierrabulletsblog.com/2017/10/0 ... load-data/ I plan to test out Ramshot Hunter in my 6 Creedmoor with the 105 RDFs.

I used to despise it until I got the WFT2. I use it in conjunction with the RCBS case prep center. It works well enough I don't see a reason to change to the Giraud.

Just keep churning out the 308 200 AB. That bullet is a long range hammer!

They want the muzzle in front is about it. Though you do need to protect the unit from any shot debris. I mostly shoot suppressed and it has picked those shots up without trouble. It does use the shot to trigger the Doppler. The downrange velocities will allow you calculate a corrected BC...

Oehler does make some nice equipment but with the capability to get velocity readings at the muzzle and up to 100 yards down range and never have a failure to read the shot would be enough for me to upgrade.

I just got the LabRadar last week and had it out to the range. I have to say this is most informative chronograph I've ever used and most reliable. I never had an error or missed shot, sometimes it wouldn't give me the 100 yard velocity reading but always gave me out to 75 yards. Even with other...

It works great in my 7/08 with 140 Accubond/Ballistic Tip and in my 6.5 Creedmoor with 120 grain Ballistic Tips.