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Well men, loaded up some more today (Hey ET, this habit comes in waves, you can try to suppress and it might last a month, but boy the addiction comes back with a vengeance! ).
I have a buttload of KIK 1F that worked with the Brooks 500 grain RN (100gr 1F), so I loaded a batch of Brooks, compressed to .600 and seated to .400, same for the Long Lance 500gr hollow based, a couple of those spitzers you sent me Woody and finally some PHs.
Those I have to compress to .790 for as you guys know, it's a long bullet. Any guesses as to what I can expect given the different powder? I know the Brooks' work but I'm particularly interested in how the PHs are going to shoot. jorge


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If all those shoot to a relative 200yd POI for you I'm chit canning my scales and go to a powder measure,throw charges for volume instead of weight,pour a mixed batch of alloys,burn all my load data and finally pull out my last few cranial hairs! grin


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smile but hey, I measured every load on my scales!


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This is what a paper patch group is supposed to look like grin
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Now, That's what I'm talking about, Well done Sharpsguy. smile

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Thanks for the flowers, Gunner.

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Absolutely fantastic Shooting Bill, and yer welcome. grin

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Originally Posted by Ranch13
This is what a paper patch group is supposed to look like grin
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Thanks alot Ranch, Jorge and I are enjoying minute o critter and you gotta post a pic of MOG [minute of gnat] whistle grin

Nice job Bill ! cool


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Yeah, what he said! What kind of PP bullet does that target say?


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Damn, that would hurt the feelings of most scoped deer rifles around here.

Very nice shooting.


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Originally Posted by jorgeI
Yeah, what he said! What kind of PP bullet does that target say?


Jorge think that's our "Bernie" bullet by his weight of 507grs.

*Edit..Bill says this is your Brooks PP bullet.

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OK thanks. I have some of those loaded with 100gr of 1F to try this weekend. Seated to .400


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You guys might try KIK FFg at 100 grs or so.Last time I ordered Fg Jerry didn't have any so I had him send me FFg and 1 1/2 Fg. Haven't played with the 1 1/2 yet but FFg sure works nice. good luck with it.

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MM: You mean KIK 1F or is FFG=2F or something else?


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Originally Posted by Magnum_Man
You guys might try KIK FFg at 100 grs or so.Last time I ordered Fg Jerry didn't have any so I had him send me FFg and 1 1/2 Fg. Haven't played with the 1 1/2 yet but FFg sure works nice. good luck with it.


That's strictly what I'm using Bill recommended it right off for my 110.Can't compare it against other powders as I haven't used any but it really seems to shoot clean with minimal fouling and I can string a bunch of my 95-100gr loads together without wiping..


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jorge, you just see it expressed both ways sorry for the confusion. 3 Fg same as FFFG, 2 Fg same as FFg etc. both Fg and FFg KIK have reponded real well to fouling management via a grease cookie made of 2 parts jojoba and 1 part beeswax by weight for me. Magnum man

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That's what I thought. I've used both, 1F (KIK) and 2F (Goex and KIK) and found the KIK to be less of a fouler. Bill gave me a load for my 500gr Brooks Mold PP bullet using KIK 1F and it shoots very well.


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Just finished casting 100 of the Brooks PP bricks and ran 50 of the flatnose PP "Long Lance" in the flat base config this time for a comparison accuracy test at ranges beyond 100yds.

Question for you competitive shooters,what's your acceptable cast differential + or - weight in grains for a given bullet?


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If your casting process is under good control, you will be able to keep almost all the bullets in a 1 gr. range (total, not +/-).

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Thanks Clarence,My target is + or minus .3 to .4 of grain spread so that keeps me under a full grain.Really difficult to keep these big bullets exactamundo unless you pour several and let the mould cool then pour a few more,as it starts to overheat the weight can increase sometimes as much as 1+1/2 grs with the 30:1 alloy I'm casting.

IMO I think powder column,compression,fouling and grease management are more critical than a 500 gr bullet cast a tad over or under.


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