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    .224 Valkyrie

    Settled my 88 eld-m load as well today. Hoping the sd will drop with once fired but she shoots well enough. 24” Bison Armory 6.5 twist, 0.089” gas port, Odinworks adjustable gas block 15 clicks from seated for lock back 28JAN2019 33.8F, 99%H, 30.39inhg Virgin starline run through forester...
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    .224 Valkyrie

    Settled on my hunting load using 77 Barnes LRX and CFE223. Here are my specs: 24” Bison Armory 6.5 twist, 0.089” gas port, Odinworks adjustable gas block at 13 clicks from seated allows lock back. 26JAN2019 39.9F, 78%H, 30.17inhg 224 Valkyrie virgin starline Rem 7 1/2 CFE 223 @ 27.2 grains for...
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    .224 Valkyrie

    As soon as it gets here I will post an update for oal for lands contact with bullets I have.
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    .224 Valkyrie

    Update on my gas port: I decided to open it up to 0.089” and now cycles my handloads using imr4320 at 15 clicks from seated instead of wide open at 20 clicks using an Odinworks adjustable gas block. Looks like I can turn it down a little as well using cfe223. Looked for pressure using 77 LRX...
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    .224 Valkyrie

    I have virgin starline to try but have been using once fired federal from AE 75’s in my load workup. Seems to be holding up fine. Sized and trimmed after first firing then sized after second firing and no case stretch, all are measuring 1.590-1.591”. See how many reloads I’ll get before the...
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    .224 Valkyrie

    Rifle length gas. To make it fool proof with reloads and using an adjustable gas block I think .089” would be optimal. Rifle is running great now, but have to run the block wide open to lock back with my reloads.
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    .224 Valkyrie

    Update on this load 24” 6.5 twist Bison Armory Once fired federal Rem 7 1/2 primers 24.7 grains imr4320 HbN Coated 88 ELD-M @2.300” 2740fps average and sd of 5 I ended up installing an Odinworks adjustable gas block and also drilling my gas port to .086” using a number 44 bit. The original...
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    .224 Valkyrie

    It will affect the appearance is all unless it is caked in carbon or has crap impregnated in the brass. Just remember if you wet tumble you will have to dry lube the inside of the necks. Tumbling in corn cob or walnut you will be fine as there is still some carbon left over in the neck for aide...
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    .224 Valkyrie

    I modified both ar stoner mags and a pri mag. Hacksaw and dremel to window the magazine. The pri mags are definitely a better mag though. Both function just fine after the modification.
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    .224 Valkyrie

    Here is a load I worked up to and just need to adjust seating depth for better accuracy. I am still waiting on an oal gauge to get precise distance from lands measurements. I contacted my barrel manufacturer and it has the longer freebore. I have also modified my magazines to run an oal if...
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    7 saum

    My load in a stock barreled Rem 700 BDL that is bedded with a tweaked trigger and extended Wyatt’s box is: Norma brass @ 2.025” CCI BR-2 IMR 7977 @ 66.0 grains HbN coated 168 VLD @ 2.915” for 0.050” jump 2940fps average with an SD of 9 This load holds 0.5 MOA, if I do my part, out to 750 yards.
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    Anyone use RL-17 w/ 7mm SAUM and 175 grain bullets

    That's cooking my moose load is a 175 A-frame at 2825 using retumbo 64.5 grains Just a slight crunch at seating to 2.820". Those partitions will hammer them swamp donkeys. Safe shooting and good luck. Reuben
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    Critique my annealing..

    My rp brass looks the same, but I only come an 1/8" below the shoulder with the blue. The nosler brass that I use also shows some blue just not as much. Also add a little lube to the necks to help with the scratching when resizing and make sure your die doesn't have any brass shavings in it...
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    300 RUM load data

    My load for this bullet is: 85 grains retumbo nosler annealed brass GM215M primer OAL of 3.660 for a .095" jump 3139 FPS at 12' with an es of 16 sd of 7 My bullets are also HbN coated and are being shot out of a 28" PAC-NOR tight neck chamber. I would start at 82 grains and work up from...