goett047 wrote:but breaking a tap in the bolt kinda of slowed my progress and pissed off my spirit
Whiskey fixes that.
goett047 wrote:but breaking a tap in the bolt kinda of slowed my progress and pissed off my spirit
Shipyard wrote:Snowgun wrote:More turd polishing on the way, who will come out on top?
DO THE LASER!
hold that thought - we ran out of time in the machine shop last night
FJ540 wrote:Shipyard wrote:Snowgun wrote:More turd polishing on the way, who will come out on top?
DO THE LASER!
hold that thought - we ran out of time in the machine shop last night
Shippy's gun is on deck for the next shop night.
Shipyard wrote:no kidding. that guy gets banned from here more than i quit this place
goett047 wrote:Now i'm trying to figure out how long to cut the barrel
Shipyard wrote:no kidding. that guy gets banned from here more than i quit this place
OldmanFCSA wrote:Are you competitors allowing reloaded ammo with powder and charge weight tailored to barrel length?
If yes, I would cut to 22" max, 18" min, and handload a 7mm-08 or 308 powder, bullet combination.
A shorter barrel has been proven to reduce barrel whip, and minimize harmonics, but will reduce velocity.
This is the first centerfire rifle I ever owned and reloaded for - it is capable of fine accuracy when loaded correctly.
I think I was using 48.0 grains of Hodgdon 4895 with a 150 grain Hornady bullet sized at 0.312"dia pushed about 2850 fps.
Do NOT use this loading without working up from 10% below for starters. You MUST slug your bore before using this bullet diameter.
Shipyard wrote:no kidding. that guy gets banned from here more than i quit this place
Shipyard wrote:OldmanFCSA wrote:Are you competitors allowing reloaded ammo with powder and charge weight tailored to barrel length?
If yes, I would cut to 22" max, 18" min, and handload a 7mm-08 or 308 powder, bullet combination.
A shorter barrel has been proven to reduce barrel whip, and minimize harmonics, but will reduce velocity.
This is the first centerfire rifle I ever owned and reloaded for - it is capable of fine accuracy when loaded correctly.
I think I was using 48.0 grains of Hodgdon 4895 with a 150 grain Hornady bullet sized at 0.312"dia pushed about 2850 fps.
Do NOT use this loading without working up from 10% below for starters. You MUST slug your bore before using this bullet diameter.
i think the point is slightly missed - it's not an accuracy or ballistics comp. that would be pointless on a rifle ofthis caliber (he he - see what i did there?)
the competition is to slap as much lipstick on that pig as possible....
i'm thinking of giving my pig collagen injections so there's that much more to work with
OldmanFCSA wrote:I posted in wrong Topic - have asked a MOD to move it to correct Topic.
goett047 wrote:Another one
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