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.308 all loads had 26.7 gr 2400, LC 74 cases, WLRM primers.Strong gusting wind left to right.Adams Bennet Barrel Shooting was at 50 yds.
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Although I an not all that familar with a .308 I can't imagine that 2400 is an appropriate powder for it, especially in the heavier bullets. Seems to me that it is way too fast. Bob | |||
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I agree with B. Beyer, especially with that 168. gr. bullet. That load is an accident waiting to happen. Paul B. | |||
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You are proably right ,Bob. These are not recommended loads as such. What it does indicate is that somebody has been there and here are the results. I only included the 150 gr. and 168 gr. to approach the limits and I think I came close but not as close as Clark would have gotten. roger Old age is a high price to pay for maturity!!! Some never pay and some pay and never reap the reward. Wisdom comes with age! Sometimes age comes alone.. | |||
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I used a .308 for a very limited time shooting B.R. and found that VV 140 worked as well and a little better then most. VV powder is not always easy to come by, but there are numerous loads for the .308 in almost any loading manuel. My experience with the ctg. is entirely with light [112 to 125 gr. bullets] so a recomendation from me would not be appropriate. Good luck. Bob | |||
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