Recent content by karlglen101
-
K
300 blackout 150gr?
After a closer look, the 150's I have are in fact Hornady Interlock SP 150's. I noticed that from the link you provided (extremely helpful by the way, thanks) and then looked them up. The packs are blue and labeled with Midway's labeling, and only indicate that they're SP 150's. I only grabbed...- karlglen101
- Post #24
- Forum: Reloading Depot
-
K
300 blackout 150gr?
Gentlemen, thank you. That's the info I was looking for. The 150's are not for hunting, as stated above, they are for plinking - nothing more. I have some 125's that I will work up for hunting 150 yards and less (my range for this blind is actually up to about 100 yards). The 150's are just so I...- karlglen101
- Post #23
- Forum: Reloading Depot
-
K
300 blackout 150gr?
I appreciate the info. I've only been loading for about 2 years. I've only been loading the same ole' 55gr 223 plinkers, and some 70 gr. TSX 223's. This is my first endeavor on the 300. What you say makes perfect sense, I was simply giving it a back seat to safety of pressure over concerns of...- karlglen101
- Post #20
- Forum: Reloading Depot
-
K
300 blackout 150gr?
Not sure. They were sold as blemished from Midway. They are flat base with a lead tip. This is my first rifle load other than my 223's. I'm a dummy, what is the 'rib' of a magazine? More importantly, I am concerned with loading to an OAL that is safe for pressure. I read here and other threads...- karlglen101
- Post #18
- Forum: Reloading Depot
-
K
300 blackout 150gr?
I have some 150 gr. blemishers (I call them) that I got from Midway. I'm going to load these over H110 because that's what I have. I've read enough from enough sources that I'm going to start at 15 grains and work up. However, I have not found consistent data for OAL. Any ideas please?- karlglen101
- Post #16
- Forum: Reloading Depot
