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LC Match Brass
Re: LC Match Brass <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BigBore56</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I try to use the most current data on the internet vs older reloading manuals...2.800 is pretty standard nowadays. 168 GR. SIE HPBT Hodgdon Varget .308"...- fishcharmer
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LC Match Brass
Re: LC Match Brass Sorry...my Lyman 49th says 2.775 OAL, but still...- fishcharmer
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LC Match Brass
Re: LC Match Brass <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: jhnmdahl</div><div class="ubbcode-body">2.75" might be a little tight for 43.5 grains... </div></div> I thought the same but that's what my Lyman 49 book specs for 168gr BTHP- fishcharmer
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Mixed up my 700 s/a bolts
Re: Mixed up my 700 s/a bolts Thanks fellas. I had my bolts cerakoted and those numbers no longer exist. My local gunsmith matched them up right with gauges though so I am set.- fishcharmer
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LC Match Brass
I have a bunch of LC Match brass. I'm told that since the walls are thicker that I should back off the powder some. I'm loading 168gr SMK with Varget. Is 43.5 @ 2.75 a good starting point or should I go lower. My book (Lyman) doesn't make any reference to LC Match brass.- fishcharmer
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Mixed up my 700 s/a bolts
I have two Remington 700 SPS Tactical .308 rifles. I just sent both bolts off to have Badger knobs put on. I had them taped and marked which bolt went to which rifle. Got my bolts back. Ripped off the tape. Set the bolts down to go to the safe to retrieve my rifles and when I got back...- fishcharmer
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