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So I have been to the range and found what I believe to be a sweet shooting load that is not close to max. capacity, with Win 748 in 223. How many do fellows load up when you run a batch of brass? I've talked with some guys that have 400 of their favorite loads ready to go. I don' think that I'm going to shoot off that many 223's during gopher season here in Alberta. How do you fellows judge how many you are going to make? Thanks Greg | ||
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once i got the load i buy 500 pieces of brass. and load that by the time it needs annealing i need to change the load anyways. | |||
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50-100 of my favorite load. Silly thing is, I take forever to figure out my favorite load! My .257 Roberts though was easy. 117gr. SGK over 44.0 H4350 for 2,800fps. I keep about 50 of them loaded at all times. My AR-15 was also easy. I'm a cheap SOB so when I found out that the MidSouth Varmint Extremes shot 1.25" groups at 200 yards with TAC, I went nuts and loaded 500. On the other hand it's REAL easy to burn 100 rounds at the range with that rifle. The others? Danged if I don't keep screwing around with them. 4 rounds here, 6 rounds there. Can't quite settle on the .350RMag...I can't seem to get consistency at 200 yards. IMO, that's the sweet spot for me: find a consistently accurate load at 200 yards. Once I get that, I stop screwing around. I'd be happy with a consistent 3" group at 200yards with the .350...but I haven't gotten consistent. My 7mm Mauser, nope. Not there yet. But it's still way too new to me. It's all about consistency and predictability. as long as I KNOW what that load SHOULD group like, I'm happy. It's when it starts doing strange crap I get all buggy! (And then I reach for the Bob or the AR and drop a 1.5" group at 200 and realize that sometimes it's actually NOT in my head! Regards, Robert ****************************** H4350! It stays crunchy in milk longer! | |||
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i usually load whatever brass i have. good winter project, especially this year. so as a rule i end up with somewhere around 50,000 on hand in various calibers | |||
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For my highpower competition rifle I'll usually load in batches of 1000. For some of my varmint rigs I load batches of 500 or 1000. Depends on where I am going and when. For target shooting/plinking 100 to 200 at a time. For introducing people to shooting or taking "the kids" out shooting I try to keep a 1000 .223's available along with a few bricks of 22LR. And hand gun ammo I try to do batches of 500 to 1000. muck | |||
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For varments I load up about 200-300.For hunitng about 50-60,if the load is in the sweat spot. | |||
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