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Going to try the Berger .308 200.20X Hybrid. .640 BC and should be able to push them a bit faster than the 210-215, meaning less drop/drift @ 1760. This is the 200.20X @ 2600fps This is a 210 HVLD @ 2550fps2550fps 215 Hybrid @ 2500fps In comparison, a 175 SMK @ 2800fps

Tumbled and annealed. Ready to start loading.

I thought the OP was a female as stated in her previous thread. Or am I "assuming gender"?

Oh boy, I can't wait for the OP to come back now.... On a side note, I did not know they had eastern whitetails in Russia. Must have crossed over the Straight from northern Canada when it froze over....a long time ago.....and fell into the hands of an amateur taxidermist.

Jeez. Then I see the photos in the other thread.

Post the photos or drop the subject and move on. The grammar alone makes me suspect on the validity of this thread. Although the last post seems to be more coherently written.

Got the brass mostly prepped this morning. It is in the tumbler now, then anneal it when it comes out. I was pleasantly surprised at the weight consistency of the new Remington brass. All 100 pieces are within 2.3gr. 194.2 to 196.5. Necks leave a lot to be desired, so I ran them through the FL die, and chamfered inside/outside after sizing. Before After Necks chamfered Uniformed the primer pickets, deburred flash holes too. Max case length is 2.494", trim to length will be 2.484"

I hate it when someone posts a topic like this, or asks for help, or trying to sell something, then never returns to check it or comment. Joined Sat @ 7:01 Posted this @ 7:03 Last online Sat @ 7:21

Totally depends on what other chamberings you have. The 6.5CM covers 6.5mm, but lacks about 300fps compared to the 6.5-.270AI. A .280AI would step you up in bullet weight availability. But if you already have a 7RM, really no use.

Yep. Temp, pressure and/or altitude, humidity, look angle, latitude and direction of shot for coriolis, wind speed/direction, etc.

What fun is that??? Plus, I might try and use it on an elk hunt in the future, so an accurate load with the 210s will be good for that too.

I will paint it either white or orange to help see impact (s). I have a spot where you can almost drive right to the target spot, so only need to lug it across a small wash up to the hill.

AverageJoe Posted 22 minutes ago I would bet you will need way less than 64 to get it done as you are a good shooter with good fundamentals. Iron sights really arent much harder as long as you can see the target. IMO hitting once out of 64 isnt much of an accomplishment no matter what disctance you are shooting. My thoughts exactly. I figure 64 shots, even in a shotgun pattern, is pretty high odds.

I have a bunch of H414. Same exact burn rate as W760.

210 HVLD@ 2550 has like 240" less drop at 1760 than the 175 SMK @ 2850. I have run tons of numbers. The 175SMK was one of my initial choices.

Two years ago, we had an accidental discharge that was a close call on an elk hunt. I am always extremely safe with firearms, but one second of distraction can end up tragically. Luckily, the discharge did not happen 30nsecond earlier, or I would not be here. Also had a negligent discharge when I was a teen that almost cost me my life. And did cost the cousin of one of my best friends an butt kicking.

What size tires do they fit? 3/4 ton & medium truck?

Taylor and I will be headed up next week for a little photo hunting, varmint hunting, and squirrels if we can find any. Luckily....we have a cabin.

You can most definitely true velocity on Shooter according to drops.

New Rifle=$2000+tax Rail=$100+tax Plus 100 loaded rounds of custom loaded ammo with development for this specific rifle. $1800 is a smoking deal, even without the ammo.

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Shooter has temperature corrections for both powder sensitivity and air density. As long as YOU input the info correctly.

That sucks. As Wildwoody said, is has been discussed all over the place about this guy ripping people off. Let me guess, Old Mexico sheep hunt? Call LE now. And a good lawyer.