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Mine is coming along as well....
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Mine is getting revamped with a new stock and muzzle brake. Should have it back in about 10 days.
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Mine is getting revamped with a new stock and muzzle brake. Should have it back in about 10 days. What are you going with this round?
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Got an eh3 and changed the bottom metal to APA RTG. Also adding either a vais or kampfeld radial brake.
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Hornandy is working on an order of 150,000 pieces of head stamped brass for GA Precision right now....hoping for an early fall delivery....
Luck....is the residue of design...
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Pat, Do you know how is GAP going to handle sale of the brass? Pre-orders or first come first served? Quantity limits?
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Luck....is the residue of design...
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Based on what I've seen from Pat's tests, about 100-150 pieces ought to last the life of the barrel...
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61 grains of IMR 7977 is shooting great. Great alternative if ya can't find H1000!
Test brass has 14 firings now, trimmed twice, pockets still nice and tight with CCI 250's.
3187 FPS avg. out of the Heavy Saum with the 140 JLK's
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Hornandy is working on an order of 150,000 pieces of head stamped brass for GA Precision right now....hoping for an early fall delivery.... 150k will be gone in an instant!
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Hornandy is working on an order of 150,000 pieces of head stamped brass for GA Precision right now....hoping for an early fall delivery.... 150k will be gone in an instant! Then they can make another 150K............
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I see brass is listed on GAPs website.
How's the recoil?
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I see brass is listed on GAPs website.
How's the recoil? About the same as a .270 Winchester...
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In addition to the accuracy, one of the most enjoyable parts of shooting the 6.5 SAUM is the incredibly light recoil. Really pleasant to shoot.
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awesome - how needed is a brake?
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In addition to the accuracy, one of the most enjoyable parts of shooting the 6.5 SAUM is the incredibly light recoil. Really pleasant to shoot. Agreed...
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In addition to the accuracy, one of the most enjoyable parts of shooting the 6.5 SAUM is the incredibly light recoil. Really pleasant to shoot. Agreed... Ditto
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A look at the new brass. The first 150,000 pieces sold out in just two days.....there's more coming.
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Are they an exclusive for GAP or will Hornady be selling them as well. Might have a chance to get them in Canada if it is the latter.
Good looking brass, sounds like Hornady did a great job building them.
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