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Anybody loading that combo with H4350? Thanks!
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Tried that a few years back and got 1.25"-1.5" or so @100yds after much loading, shooting, and tweaking. That's about all that particular rifle would ever do with anything, though. Velocity never got where I wanted it from a 24" barrel.
I have found it to have excellent terminal performance on deer from my 308 semi-auto. I keep shots under 300 with it due to low velocity (16" barrel). Don't know that you could keep one inside a southern whitetail regardless of angle.
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I'm going to go shoot today. With QL, I'm at around 56-57gr as a max. We'll see. I picked up 150 of them as 2nds through shooters. Rifle is my 30-06 Ti in a McM Edge, which is a proven shooter. I'll be happy with 1-1.5".
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56gr got me 2900. A bit warm. Going to drop her down to 55gr and call it good.
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Are these the ones with the bands on them? I been tempted to get some but wasnt sure if the bands they put on them was to help with pressure problems they have with regular e-tips without the bands. How big a jump you doing into the lands? .100?
Then STFU. The rest of your statement is superflous bullshit with no real bearing on this discussion other than to massage your own ego. Suckin' on my titties like you wanted me.
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Yes. It's just one band right now, and I figured they were for factory ammo. They are cheap at shooters right now. I'm currently doing a huge jump in my long throated Rem 700. I seated the bullet right at the band. It gives the same jump as factory ammo. I might just seat to lands and keep it at 56.
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If 56 is warm with a jump then putting it on the lands may raise it to hot.
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It'll increase case capacity by a good bit by increasing the coal. I won't jam it into lands.
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Most monos like a good run to the lands at least in all of my rifles. I have found this seem to keep the pressure down and accuracy up. YMMV
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I bought some of the 167gr ones today don't know what the 1gr difference is for but they were 2 dollars cheaper.
Then STFU. The rest of your statement is superflous bullshit with no real bearing on this discussion other than to massage your own ego. Suckin' on my titties like you wanted me.
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The ring must take out a grain. Given it shoots well, a 167 going 2850-2900 from a 3006 with a BC of around .5 should be a hammer. Price ain't bad either.
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