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Originally Posted by Big Stick
smokepole,

You are sooooooooo clueless,it is amazing..................


I just wish you cracked me up half as much as you crack yourself up.

Now that'd be funny.



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You ain't got nearly half the smarts,to keep nearly half the pace...which does of course add more than a whole bunch to the humor.

GOOD call to skirt the Imaginary rifle(s) "particulars",it wasn't going to be pretty...............(hint)


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I'm not skirting anything, what was the particular you were interested in?



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Running the 155 at 2.85" kissing and 2950 avg from 46 or 47 gr of Varget...oops! blush


Might haul it up this year after Muley if I don't go caveman on them with the .44 mag....

Now I just got to find some unsuspecting soul to dump all my other .308 bullets on.... laugh


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Go caveman, I dare ya. I'll buy the bullets if it comes to that.



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Yeah what others do you have? I'm always in the market for more throwaway bullets!


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Originally Posted by smokepole
I'm not skirting anything, what was the particular you were interested in?


Only the 3rd time:

I asked YOU,in which of YOUR rifles...do YOU make YOUR determinations.

Curiously enough,great componetry allows for great results.(hint)

So when finding THE powder,it's at 550yds in stiff winds?

Looking forward to even more humor!..................


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Originally Posted by scenarshooter
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You guys hunting with 30 cal 155 Scenars: what kind of terminal performance could I expect when impact velocity is 2000 and below?


Trust them.....they work better than good.


How easy is it to get them to shoot well? My 30-06 has a very, very long throat, so in order to keep bullets in cases, they'll have to be off the lands. How would you recommend I go about figuring a seating depth? I usually start about as far out as I can get and go deeper.

I appreciate any advice you can offer. If I can shoot them accurately at or above 3k, they will shoot pretty flat. I'm always willing to try bullets that cost less than 50 cents apiece!


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You should start listening..................(hint)


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Originally Posted by smokepole
I'm not skirting anything, what was the particular you were interested in?


Yet another Awkward Silence Bump(ASB):

Only the 3rd time:

I asked YOU,in which of YOUR rifles...do YOU make YOUR determinations.

Curiously enough,great componetry allows for great results.(hint)

So when finding THE powder,it's at 550yds in stiff winds?

Looking forward to even more humor!..................


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I see some bump the lands, some jump'em.

Is the 155 Scenar in the .308, COAL sensitive?

Or asked another way, is there an optimal jump range? This is a hunting application, not LR target.

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I haven't found the Scenars to be seating depth sensitive at all. In my rig, the 155s shoot a hair better when about .020" off the lands than when slightly into the lands, but the difference is minimal.

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I've found the 155's very insensitive to seating depth. Like I said before, the RL15 & Lapua brass combo feels like cheating.

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Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
I see some bump the lands, some jump'em.

Is the 155 Scenar in the .308, COAL sensitive?

Or asked another way, is there an optimal jump range? This is a hunting application, not LR target.

DF


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Originally Posted by Big Stick
Originally Posted by smokepole
I'm not skirting anything, what was the particular you were interested in?


Only the 3rd time:

I asked YOU,in which of YOUR rifles...do YOU make YOUR determinations.

Curiously enough,great componetry allows for great results.(hint)

So when finding THE powder,it's at 550yds in stiff winds?

Looking forward to even more humor!..................


So, you want me to describe my current .308 set-up, and you've already asked 3 times, do I have that right?

Just want to make sure I answer your question correctly, this is important stuff.



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It's funny how far everything is over your head!....................


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I'm 6'3", think how much farther it is over yours.






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Schit often gets stacked deep,as you attest.

Your Powder "Testing" is hilarious....like everything else you "do"!...............



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Originally Posted by smokepole
I'm 6'3", think how much farther it is over yours.






LOL!


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Oh it's funnier than that,but for reasons that need explained to you.................(grin)


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