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Went in a picked more up today, they say it's flying off the shelf! Better hurry for a good deal......

.308 - 7.62 brass at Berry's http://www.berrysmfg.com/product-i14896-c6-g8-b0-p0-308_762x51_Pulled_Primed_Brass_500ct.aspx Picked some up the other day - great stuff at a great price for these days......

Re: Which 7mm .284 WIN would be my choice...

Re: Anybody pushing 230 Bergers out of there Rum? <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: SubXerO</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: THT-9</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I'm shooting...

Re: Anybody pushing 230 Bergers out of there Rum? I'm shooting the 230 Hybrids out my RUM - 87 gr of H1k @ 3060fps, es of 3 fps, shoots .25 MOA all day.

Re: my new action I would consider a .300 RUM before the 30-378 or the .300 Norma Mag for lots of reasons. Another great wildcat out there is a 30-375 Ruger. Shorter cases do not always translate into more efficient...

Re: Accuracy problems after fluting Roger...I've watched my smith flute and I've fluted a few myself - it is done very slowly so the barrel never heats up...I guess this is the right method for the Button-rifled barrel.

Re: Accuracy problems after fluting Brux Barrels says "You cannot flute a button rifle barrel after it has been made, there is no question about that". I have to question that statement - why does my current Shilen, button rifled, 8 flute barrel shoot sub 1/4" MOA from 100m to 1K? I have...

Re: 300 RUM I'm getting .5 MOA @ 1K w/ 210 Bergers....

Re: Sako M591 any opinions? I owned one a few years ago - had it barrled in 25-284 for the first few years I had it, burned out the barrel, re-barreled to 300 WSM. I sold the rifle to a friend that could not live without it, I regret that decision. My opinion is that the M591 is one of the...

Re: 375-338 Lapua Improved Not to throw a wrench in your spokes, but have you considered a 375-416 Rigby? Same bolt face as the LM with more case capacity...

Re: Northern Utah PCPR January 7th Count me in as a spectator - I don't think I'm ready for the big time!

Re: Southwest UT Great - I work in Cedar City - we'll have to get together and shoot sometime.

Re: Southwest UT I'm located in Southwest Utah - What town are you moving to?

Re: .223/5.56 for F T/R class? What length of barrel and twist rate were you running the 90's in? N150 seems to be a favorite with the .223 F T/R shooters. Not having seen it before, what kind of powder is it, round, flake, cylinder?

Re: .223/5.56 for F T/R class? I hear you loud and clear! I'm going to run this to ground and see what shakes out - I have a suspicion that Berger is going to tell me that very same thing!

Re: .223/5.56 for F T/R class? <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: memilanuk</div><div class="ubbcode-body">2010 @ the BCRA Int'l Rifle Championships (4 days of 300, 400, 500 & 600 metes) 1st F/TR was running a stock Savage 12 F/TR 30" 1-7" tw, B82BTs...

Re: .223/5.56 for F T/R class? Thanks for the info - I'm really interested in shooting the 1k, and I'm always up for a challenge. I'm going to call Berger tomorrow and see what they reccomend for barrel twist for their 90's and 80's. I'm very familiar with hand loading so I think I can work...

Re: .223/5.56 for F T/R class? <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Scooter-PIE</div><div class="ubbcode-body">In a long barreled bolt gun (like the one shown above), 223 is very competitive with 308 out to 600 yards. At 800, 900, 1000, the 308 has an...

Re: .223/5.56 for F T/R class? Nice rifle - is that what they call a "tube gun"? From what I've read so far the .223 can compete - I wonder what the pro's and con's are - the .308 with 185 to 210 Bergers would be more up my alley, but the .223 makes me curious. I have an M4 (a true M4 14"...