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mods if not allowed please remove.

Guys im chasing some pics of game shot with my bullets for my new website. Im chasing bear, deer species etc etc

so if your going hunting in the coming weeks, ill give away a box each to 5 people, you will be able to get them through graf(as they stock them).......ill organise that, and all i ask is some pics of the game taken with the acp sidewinder. first 5 blokes here to respond get a box in there chosen cal. and then you end up with ya pic on the site!!!!

im slowly building the new site wich is www.auscopperprojectiles.com

but there is heaps of pics on the old site www.auscp.net.au

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If you want to send me some, I'll load them in my 300 winmag and give them a try on elk between now and the end of the year.


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done....4 to go, pm me your details and ill get grafs to send some 155gr



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I'd be happy to run these through my .300 Weatherby Mag for deer season?

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thanks mate.........i use the 155gr in mine....taken so much game with them over the years.........your number 2. pm me your details and we will go from there

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If you would like I usually use a smaller caliber for deer. If you'd like a .257" example let me know. I'll send my info and can load them in a couple quarterbore rifles for better odds of several examples.


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I would like to try a box of 7mm this season! Have elk , deer and antelope tags in MT. A box of 358's would be nice for the elk!


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Originally Posted by BigNate
If you would like I usually use a smaller caliber for deer. If you'd like a .257" example let me know. I'll send my info and can load them in a couple quarterbore rifles for better odds of several examples.


Perfect thanks........pm me your details and no. Ill call andcwe will bo it this week

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Originally Posted by Ulvejaeger
I would like to try a box of 7mm this season! Have elk , deer and antelope tags in MT. A box of 358's would be nice for the elk!


Same deal as above mate.....pm details and phone. Ill call and make it happen

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Great offer and good looking website.

Any load data for the 338-06 or 280?


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Tim i can do all the load data over the phone with you no problems at all

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Also please take the time all to read on the new website the design tab.......it will help you all understand a lot

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battered, cool thing you are doing. I think.... Good luck with your site..


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thanks mate

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I'll speak up for a thing of the 338's in 160 grain when they are in

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no problem

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Battered, I'd sure use a box of .338's if at all possible. I don't think you'll lose any money giving bullets to the campfire. powdr

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ahh what the hell......no probs bloke, send me your details

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Guys big thanks to all of you, and please give me a chance to take you hunting if you get out here

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And if any of you want load data worked out, just pm me the following info and ill set it up for you

calibre.

which acp projectile

oal you will load to....to tip....not ogive

trim length of case

barrel length from boltface with bolt shut to muzzle

case capacity........get fired unsized case, weigh it then weigh again, and subtract the 2 to give me the dih20 case capacity......fill right to top of case

powder you want to use

temp you will test at....ie if your going to range monday morn....that temp as close as you can.

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Received my bullets on Saturday. Loaded up 15 (all the empty brass I had) on Sunday and went to the "range". Load is 68gr of IMR 4350. I went to the Barnes Manual and just picked something safe. 3 shots into just over an inch. This shooting off of my pack on top of a concrete picnic table, so not exactly benchrest conditions. Good enough for the moment. I'll let everyone know how they work once I get to hunting and find a suitable elk.


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nice bloke

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I received mine Monday. Am working with a brand new rifle I'd never fired so I went to the range Tues with a box of factory loads to get a baseline and fire formed brass. Put 20 rounds of Weatherby 180 Spires thru my 300 Weatherby and got pretty consistently around 1.25" for 3-shots @ 100 yds. Going to put some loads together tonight w/ IMR-7828 & the 155 gr ACPs Battered sent me and then Saturday morning hitting the range!

I'll report back first thing.

Thanks again!!

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Wow easy bullets to work with; thanks again Battered for allowing me to try these out!

Here is baseline:

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I requested Quickload data on the 150 TSX & IMR-7828SSC which I had laying around. I cross referenced that w/ Nosler & Hodgdon data and decided to try 3-ea of 85, 87, & 89 gr in 1x Weatherby cases sparked by Federal Magnum primers & seated as long as would function in the mag.

Like I said; WOW. First try!


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85 gr IMR-7828SSC

Obviously precision-machined projectiles. A brand new unproven rifle & sub-MOA load on the first try. Can't wait to see what these do to deer!

I'm loading up the rest of my ACPs, get it zeroed, and taking it as my sole deer rifle this season!

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cool........now go put some meat down!!!!!!!!!

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how did you guys that already loaded decide on a starting seating depth?

or are you just loading them as if they were a barnes for powder, depth, ect...

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Tim -

Strictly speaking for myself. When/IF I don't have any idea of where to start on COAL, I've found that the FACTORY coal is NOT a bad place to start.

Alot of folks say they start by finding the lands and backing off +/- .1". Some magazines won't allow that so....

I start at the max that will function thru the magazine.

This is what I do.....so hope it helps.

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Mine has the "Weatherby throat" so I seated it as long as would function through the mag knowing it'd have a long jump anyway.


Basically my approach was to treat em like a TSX; used load data for TSX charge-wise too.

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I received the 120 grain sidewinder in 7mm to use in my 280AI, started with the high load of the Barnes 280 (starting for 280ai) using RL 19. Shot a nice 3 shot group last night so I loaded 5 more and went hunting this morning.

Missed one doe first thing. Connected on a spike, small horns but nice body so I'm not complaining. He dropped to the shot, lungs were mush when I gutted him about an inch exit hole.

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cheers tim, look forward to some pics champion

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So what are the bc's on all these ACP bullets ?

The Barnes LRX bullets have a long profile with tips and have boat tails but still the bc's ain't that great as compared to the Cutting Edge MTH bullets .....

These are stubby, light FLAT tail bullets, what will they do that the multitude of US made bullets can't do ? MTH, LRX, TTSX, TSX, GMX etc, etc ....


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Sorry mate, i just read this. what will they do differently......They work differently for one with the staged petals on the projectiles, sure all bullets will kill. we art here to bag anyone else. Oh and they are made in the usa




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if you have any .452 bullets I'll kill a big buck with them from a muzzleloader. my season is all next month


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Entry:
https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipMwqlW3_nQCeYqigDg8fu0UPkO2nRdHb6v_plHt

Exit:
https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipOj5YnidWZYemogoiS1th6noAjYm82AW0d4SFLk

https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipMWHlU0vNnq72FdysOmHXXEtKJHSgBEDBMXj9XW

Inbetween:
[img]https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipPw5ZObHIwHjYsO4QyiuV1bvB0fzm4cNXY-P5xt[/img]


hopefully the links work. the shot was a shoulder shot so did mess up a bunch of the shoulder with bone fragments but you can see the 120 grain 7mm sidewinder bullet did a nice job. deer dropped in his tracks. The lungs were pure mush, excellent result on the hydrostatic shock

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Originally Posted by Tim_B
hopefully the links work.

FYI, they don't.

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