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.224 Valkyrie
They’re 60gr Varmaggeddon and yes any really for that matter. I’ve used 60gr Vmax to the same effect. I’ve had the best luck with 69gr Sierra’s both tipped and non tipped and 68gr BTHP Hornady’s too. All shoot accurately and aren’t too fussy. My favorite is a 64gr Tipped Gameking with 28.50gr...- DacianMH
- Post #1,396
- Forum: Reloading Depot
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Rifle Scopes March 1-10 Shorty Dual Focal - Reviews?
I still have mine If you’re interested. It’s listed on eBay but I can just as easily pull it off and let you take it with the ARMS mount. There’s also this option. https://www.americanrifle.com/shop/mb-r-3033-28-m-brace-scope-rings-for-march-1-10x24-1768#attr= PM me if anyone is interested...- DacianMH
- Post #422
- Forum: Observation & Sighting Devices
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Rifle Scopes March 1-10 Shorty Dual Focal - Reviews?
It has a lot more pros than cons over most of the LPVO’s in my opinion. Keep in mind March also makes a 1-8 with capped with no parallax wheel and a similar reticle to the one on the 1-8 NX8 for your purpose as you stated.- DacianMH
- Post #416
- Forum: Observation & Sighting Devices
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.224 Valkyrie
I haven’t yet. I think the 85.5gr hybrids are really hard to beat. 88gr ELDM, 26.9gr PP2000MR, FC annealed, CCI450, 1.720” BtO - 2750 fps ES 18 SD 12.8 85.5gr LRHT, 27.4gr PP2000MR, FC annealed, CCI450, 1.820” BtO - 2786 fps ES 29 SD 13.6- DacianMH
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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Rifle Scopes March 1-10 Shorty Dual Focal - Reviews?
There aren’t a lot of them going around. I have one and absolutely love it but I’ll be selling mine since there are other projects that need attention right now…but for the short while I had it up until this point (since February) it’s near perfect. 17.7 oz 1-10x scope that has illumination and...- DacianMH
- Post #410
- Forum: Observation & Sighting Devices
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New Winchester Staball 6.5 ball powder
Yes you can but you’ll have to play with seating depth I’m sure you know already.- DacianMH
- Post #614
- Forum: Reloading Depot
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Dillon RL1100 or Mark 7 Apex
Absolutely! The Mark 7 is hands down BETTER. I’ve toyed with the RL1100 with autodrive for more than 6 months and the Dillon is an outright POS automated. Very inconsistent, always prone to failures like major powder spills, too much flex in the shellplate, indexing issues, the primer feed arm...- DacianMH
- Post #58
- Forum: Reloading Depot
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Ammo 224 Valkyrie Ammo Brass & Bullets
Do you have any of this available still?- DacianMH
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- Forum: Buy - Sell - Trade
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New Sig CROSS
You’d think but something tells me they think the PRS models will appeal to more. So far everyone is leaning towards a shorter handier version which makes sense to me that’s why I run it at the 16” length with a can. We already have a heavy PRS style rifle in the Ruger and some other options...- DacianMH
- Post #2,110
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Preferred barrel blanks (the company)
They’re gtg i wouldn't hesitate. I have a 224 Valkyrie, 6.5 Grendel, 6.5 Creedmoor, and 6mm GT from them in the taperless contours for a couple of BigHorn Origins. They require some break in but after that they shoot very well.- DacianMH
- Post #437
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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New Sig CROSS
Do you have access to 3 twist barrels? If so I’d really love to buy one!- DacianMH
- Post #2,094
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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New Sig CROSS
You can definitely have option 3…for now but in its current 16” configuration the 308 with 168gr tipped MkZ’s is safely pushing 2650 fps and staying supersonic passed 1,000y easily…but that’s not what I’m using it for. I don’t really see the mag release location being an issue unless you’ve got...- DacianMH
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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New Sig CROSS
Ummm the cross barrels already have the tapered shoulder so you don’t need the adapter between the cherry bomb and muzzle…but yes it’s not the most efficient.- DacianMH
- Post #2,085
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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MR Bullet Feeder with 6mms
I’m looking for the same, 6mmARC and 6.5grendel.- DacianMH
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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Iota Outdoors
They’re nice stocks but require bedding so if you factor that in it can cost you anywhere from $700 to $1000 on a Krux. They’ve messed up several of my orders and shipped to an old address I used to live at even after providing the proper address. Anyways since I’ve had more time with it I’ll...- DacianMH
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Rifle Scopes March 1-10 Shorty Dual Focal - Reviews?
Yeah it’s a nightforce killer…i owned an NX8 1-8 briefly and couldn’t get over the fat center reticle. Also the tunneling affect through the tube.- DacianMH
- Post #381
- Forum: Observation & Sighting Devices
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Rifle Scopes March 1-10 Shorty Dual Focal - Reviews?
Maybe sell me one if you don’t need it- DacianMH
- Post #361
- Forum: Observation & Sighting Devices
