Hi Guys
I am running to an issue that is very frustrating.
Rifle specs:
Defiance Ruckus Tactical
Barrel: 24” proof CF sendero light. 1:7.5
Chambered in 6.5 CM
Brass: peterson LR
primer: CCI 250
bullet: Hornady 147gr ELD-M
I followed Erik's method to find the jam, My JAM CBTO 2.188. I seat the...
Hi everyone
Just started reloading 2 months ago
Running into a interesting question:
I was measuring all my brasses that fired once in my 6.5cm bolt gun and seeing different headspace vary from 1.555 to 1.560. Out of those 77 brasses, 26 of them are 1.558 and about 15 of them 1.557
My question...
I know, I know, there's a million choices already. But I wasn't 100% happy with anything I've found yet. I had the time this morning, so I drew one up.
I designed the target the way I want it, with the aiming point being the tippy top of the triangle. One inch line going up from the tip, half...
Newbie to Sniper's Hide here....
But I know you guys give great information.
I developed a 308 load using a specific lot of 168gr match bullets - OCW, bullet seating, neck tension, and primers. When I measured a new box the BTO was .026 longer than the lot I used for load development. My...
Gentlemen,
I bought a Remington 700 Long Range chambered in 300WM and shot appx 150 rounds of factory ammo through it before I got into reloading for it. Using a modified fire-formed case and the Hornady OAL gauge, the bullet (Hornady ELD-M 212gr) doesn't touch the lands until the bullet is...
Hi All,
I am having built a .308 sniper rifle for an Army Veteran friend of the Vietnam War that was a sniper for SE Asia (Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos), and was wanting a "nostalgic" bolt action rifle like he used to use. I have acquired for him a Green Mountain .308 stainless 1:10" twist, 24"...
I am developing a new load and am unsure whether to run a ladder test on charge weight first, or seating depth first. I usually end up alternating iteratively between the two for a few tests since each influences the other, probably wasting time and rounds, something that I cannot afford to do...
Hi Guys,
Question here. I am wondering about OCW tests conducted using different seating depths of a projectile.
Let's say I want to do an OCW test, so I load up my rounds and set the ogive to base length to a certain distance (we'll call it X) using my micrometer die. Then I go shooting...