Does anyone know what powder, how many grains and primer Black hills uses to reload the 308 175 grain match.
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Black Hills 175 MK Reloading
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Re: Black Hills 175 MK Reloading
It's the same answer as this thread. In short, it is unknown.
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...715#Post1470715
It's the same answer as this thread. In short, it is unknown.
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...715#Post1470715
Re: Black Hills 175 MK Reloading
You can also try IMR 4064 42.6gr with a Fed 210M primer. Good luck.
You can also try IMR 4064 42.6gr with a Fed 210M primer. Good luck.
Re: Black Hills 175 MK Reloading
Thanks guys Im trying to be able to have the same bullet path with me 18" barrel. FGMM wont do it i think there is like 9 moa difference at 912 yards..
Thanks guys Im trying to be able to have the same bullet path with me 18" barrel. FGMM wont do it i think there is like 9 moa difference at 912 yards..
Re: Black Hills 175 MK Reloading
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 918v</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Prolly TAC @ 42.8 grains charge weight. </div></div>
+1 Heard the same rumor. I'd give it a go with a Winchester primer.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 918v</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Prolly TAC @ 42.8 grains charge weight. </div></div>
+1 Heard the same rumor. I'd give it a go with a Winchester primer.
Re: Black Hills 175 MK Reloading
I am very new to reloading...like dont have a set yet...ordering redding and hornady l&l ap i think...so i know IMR what is TAC thanks guys
I am very new to reloading...like dont have a set yet...ordering redding and hornady l&l ap i think...so i know IMR what is TAC thanks guys
Re: Black Hills 175 MK Reloading
tsprink,
You are new to reloading, and that is great. Follow through with your ordering, and study up on how it all works, and why.
To start with, I'd suggest the Lyman reloading manual. It has the front half, which gives the description of each process and the 'how to do it' as well. The second half of the manual is their latest up-to-date version of the loads, with the latest bullets and powder configurations.
TAC being one of those powders. IMR is just one brand of powder, like Chevy, or Toyota. Each has MANY models, and that is what is being discussed on this thread. For a very specific load.
Hope that helps.
tsprink,
You are new to reloading, and that is great. Follow through with your ordering, and study up on how it all works, and why.
To start with, I'd suggest the Lyman reloading manual. It has the front half, which gives the description of each process and the 'how to do it' as well. The second half of the manual is their latest up-to-date version of the loads, with the latest bullets and powder configurations.
TAC being one of those powders. IMR is just one brand of powder, like Chevy, or Toyota. Each has MANY models, and that is what is being discussed on this thread. For a very specific load.
Hope that helps.
