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Well there is more to the story than that. For years I've been using a .308 load of 44gr of Varget under a 175SMK, Lapua brass, Federal GM210M primers. In my custom Remington 700 bolt gun this is a tack driving load. Now for the rest of the story...I was going through some bullet boxes a bit ago and found some older rounds I'd loaded for a M1A. Load is mixed brass, Win, BH, PMC and a few others I don't remember but GM210M primers, 175SMK's but a powder load of 42.5 grs of AA2520. Any clue how this load will do in my bolt gun? I'm going to Oklahoma next week for a few days of shooting, goofing off and just relaxing and will take these other rounds with me if I'm sure there won't be a problem with them. Any thoughts? Thanks, Sarge I was a soldier * I am a soldier * I will always be a soldier SFC,US Army, Retired NRA Life www.snipercountry.com | ||
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take em and shoot em.....if they was safe for the semi they'll be safe in your bolt. Only after shooting will you (or anyone) know. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// "Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery." Winston Churchill | |||
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700 VSSF I had loved 2520 and the 168. SPEED KILLS | |||
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2520 has been THE powder and the 168g MK THE bullet for my .308 VS. 2520 meters like water and has been very consistent round-to-round. I think you'll like it..... MKane160 You can always make more money, you can never make more time...........LLYWD. Have you signed your donor card yet? | |||
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