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SOLD Kelbly nanook 22br proof carbon 16” XLR magnesium folder

Built this rifle last year to use for predator hunting. Recently moved to another state and won’t have easy access to hunting land for the next few years so this is on the chopping block.

I don’t keep an exact round count log but I test fired a handful of my old brass to check pressure before using the new brass and I have fired 97 of the new brass so let’s call it 125 rounds through it.

Specs are
Kelbly nanook 308 short action with short and long bolt handles.

Proof sendero 16” 1-7 twist 224 barrel chambered by Fischer T&C in 22BR with a no turn neck. Muzzle is threaded 5/8x24. I don’t know the freebore but fits 88 eldms.

Will install a trigger tech special 2 stage flat

Chassis is XLR element 4.0 magnesium carbon folder.

Redding 22br non bushing sizing die and Redding micrometer seating die with 22br and 6br seating stems.

100 1x fired and 100 new but formed alpha 6br brass. Also have 200 new in box alpha brass all from the same lot if wanting more brass.

I tried 62 eldvt, 75 eldm, 88 eldm, and 60 hammers testing for pressure and speed but didn’t spend the time finding great loads yet.
60gn hammers where a little over 3000fps
75 eldms around 2950fps
Basically mimicked my 26” 223.

Worked very good on the coyote and 2 hogs I shot with it.

Asking $2200 dropped $2000 barreled action, trigger, 200 used/formed brass, dies, mdt mag, action wrench.

Add ons,
XLR chassis $800 Won’t sell before BA sells
Thunderbeast cb brake $120
Vortex 3-15x 42 mrad hd lht with seekins rings and level $1050
Extra 200 new brass $200

Prices are shipped CONUS PayPal F&F or cover fees, Venmo, usps money order.

Does not include suppressor.

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AR 15 reloading

Hello,

I’m pretty new to loading and wanted to ask some opinions on the heavier AR15 loads. When I load 75-77g bullets at 2.260 COL they look like they’re seated way too deep. I know this can be done, but what depth is safe? My Hornady manual calls for 2.390 COL for the 75g ELD-M. I’m assuming when loading these I wouldn’t be able to safely set them to magazine length? Again, I’m pretty new to all this stuff so forgive me if this is reloading common sense. Thanks.

Correct

There are some 75s-77s designed for magazine use but the extra high BC ones like the amax, ELD-M you often can't fit at 2.260 or less

Stuff like this is made to work at mag length in AR15s


Here you go 75s for days unless the shipping is really bad or something:


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6mm Dasher

Okay, so you guys shooting the VV 140 and 150 how does the accuracy compare to varget? I am not a speed seeker with the dasher and seem to have found a sweet spot with the Berger 105 hyb at around 2880. If I could get the VV to shoot like Varget in that Speed I would be tickled. After the last price increase by hodgon putting a 8lb jug of Varget over $420 plus I am ready to spend my cash with another supplier.
In both my 22 creed shooting 62 eld-vts and my 6 dasher shooting 105 hybrids Varget shot better. The 22 creed was .8-.9 MOA with N150 and .6-.7 MOA with varget. The 6 Dasher was .4-.5 MOA with N150 (3, 10 shot groups) and the varget was .25-.35 MOA (3, 10 shot groups). SDs are 3-4 fps with both powders though.