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I'm in the process of buying a non threaded Montana 223. From what I found, it's a 1-9 twist. How heavy have you been shooting? I've got a bunch of 80 grain Nosler CC's, hpbt, and a bunch of Varget. I think I have some 62 and 65 gr Sierra's. Anyone shooting the 80's with success? Thanks!

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Weight isn't a factor,LENGTH is.

Focus the Hornie 75HPBT solely.

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Thank you. I've got a couple hundred of them as well.

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1000 words.

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75 Hornie HPBT,5th from right of frame,in betwixt 70 GMX and 75 A-Max.

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75 may or may not. 68, 69 & 70 definitely will.


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Originally Posted by Tyrone
75 may or may not. 68, 69 & 70 definitely will.



DUMB Fhuqk...weight is moot.

Hint.

The 75 Hornie HPBT will.

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One of My Montana's favorite loads is a Barnes 62 grain tsx/ttsx with 23.5 of Varget, it also likes a Sierra 65gr Gameking and 24.0 Varget but My rifle has not been picky with loads, it has shot virtually every load ive tried so far MOA .....Enjoy!.....Hb

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The 62 is a hammer and easily the best X going.

The 75 Hornie is stalwart in it's resolve and rugged reliability..................


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Fug Stick, the 75 BTHP is too long for some button rifled barrels. The twist rate labeled on the barrel isn't always what you get.

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DUMB Fhuqk,

Your Imagination and Pretend,are taking you places which do not exist. Hint. Congratulations?!?

What twist rate is "labeled" on a Montana 223 barrel?

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The guy said he has a 9 twist, Dumb Fug Stick


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Originally Posted by Tyrone
Fug Stick, the 75 BTHP is too long for some button rifled barrels. The twist rate labeled on the barrel isn't always what you get.

HINT....



When you "see" your first Montana 223,be sure to chime in. Hint. Congratulations?!?

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Ooopsie!

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LAUGHING!................


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Montucky 223 101.

Kiss,find pressure and rock on. Lever',400's and positive headspace. With that in hand,slide mag shim,to account for same.

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Leave room to chase lands.

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Shorten ejector/bolt stop for that COAL.

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Scallop ejection port.

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And then simply flog on the bitch.

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Mine was really accurate from the factory so I had it reamed by IT&D. It couldn't stabilize the 75g Amax, and I've put the 75g HPBT, 75g Berger, 73g ELD, 70g RDF and the 77g TMK thru it. 28g of Lever and the 77g TMK work well.

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I hear good thangs.................(grin)


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Originally Posted by Big Stick
I hear good thangs.................(grin)


I don't. I mostly hear about Kimber Roulette losers.

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Birds of a feather,flock together. Congratulations?!?

Hint.

Bless your heart..............


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Ooopsie!..................

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Coupla more,punched out.

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