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These targets were actually from the Sako. Here is a shot of a case for which I used a 44.3 grain load. You have to catch the mark in the right light, and it is flush with the case. <a href="http://s1379.photobucket.com/user/Ryback251/media/EjectorMark_zps3821b839.jpg.html"...

Thanks guys. I am going to explore the lower node, as there were a couple of very faint ejector marks at 44.0 and 44.3.

I am new to reloading, and am reloading for my Remington 700 (.308) and my dad's Sako TRG 22. We ran our first OCW test today. I am wondering if anyone can help me interpret our results. The first targets that I am posting are from the Sako. I have included the chrono reading for each shot...

You are correct that it falls below the lowest line on the gauge. However, the brass (federal) has been fired once, and I have not resized yet. Redding provided a brass gauge to zero the indicator. As I understand, the brass gauge should be at SAAMI minimum. As the Redding Indicator is still...

For now, I do not mind adjusting the dies for each rifle. For the Sako brass that measures below SAAMI minimum, should I still bump the shoulder back .002?

New to reloading. I bought a Redding Instant Indicator to help set my sizing die. Using the brass guage that Redding supplies, I zeroed the indicator. I then ran 50 once fired cases from a Remington 700 (.308) and 50 once fired cases from a Sako TRG 22 through the indicator. All of the...

Here is my entry. Shot with Sako TRG 22 with Front & Rear Bag @ 100Yds. Average was .504 Best group was .346 Rifle used = Sako TRG 22 (.308) Barrel Length / Type = 26" Optics = Steiner 5x25 FFP, Mil/Mil, MSR reticle Mount = Spuhr 34mm 7 Mil/24 MOA Shot with Southwest Ammo...

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Thanks again Paul! Great guy to do business with.

Paul, Looks great! I'll be sending one. Brian