which you would be more accurate 165 sierra matchking or 150. I am new to all this have both bullets to reload just need as much info on reloading .308 as i can get all info will help.
.308 reloading?
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Anyone who can truthfully answer this is/has:
Made a deal with Lucifer
Plays with Ouji boards
Has a crystal ball that actually works. (wish they had two as I'd buy the other!)
You find out by buying two boxes of bulletz n shooting.
Twist rates can be a factor but the weight is so close that I doubt it. It'll take a minimum of a 12ROT to stabilize these two bullet weights.
Stuff em with Varget and git to shootin!
Good luck.
C
Anyone who can truthfully answer this is/has:
Made a deal with Lucifer
Plays with Ouji boards
Has a crystal ball that actually works. (wish they had two as I'd buy the other!)
You find out by buying two boxes of bulletz n shooting.
Twist rates can be a factor but the weight is so close that I doubt it. It'll take a minimum of a 12ROT to stabilize these two bullet weights.
Stuff em with Varget and git to shootin!
Good luck.
C
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: kejones1</div><div class="ubbcode-body">which you would be more accurate 165 sierra matchking or 150. I am new to all this have both bullets to reload just need as much info on reloading .308 as i can get all info will help.</div></div>
Quick tip for a new guy....Ask the questions in the right sections. The reloading section is likely best.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: kejones1</div><div class="ubbcode-body">which you would be more accurate 165 sierra matchking or 150. I am new to all this have both bullets to reload just need as much info on reloading .308 as i can get all info will help.</div></div>
Quick tip for a new guy....Ask the questions in the right sections. The reloading section is likely best.
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there one in every crowd. But thanks i will make sure i dont make that mistake again
there one in every crowd. But thanks i will make sure i dont make that mistake again
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You also might want to find out what it means if a man's screen name is in the color green.
You also might want to find out what it means if a man's screen name is in the color green.
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In a nutshell, it means he's automatically right, at least here. To answer your original question, 150gr is pretty light for a 308, which is why most people (unless you shoot Palma, which I think specifies 155gr) shoot heavier bullets like 168gr or 175gr.
John
In a nutshell, it means he's automatically right, at least here. To answer your original question, 150gr is pretty light for a 308, which is why most people (unless you shoot Palma, which I think specifies 155gr) shoot heavier bullets like 168gr or 175gr.
John
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: kejones1</div><div class="ubbcode-body">how do i delete this post and what does it mean when there name is in green.
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Keep scrolling down...you'll find his name in the list of MODERATORS at the bottom of the page.
You might ask him to help you with that in your PM apologizing for getting started off on the wrong foot.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: kejones1</div><div class="ubbcode-body">how do i delete this post and what does it mean when there name is in green.
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Keep scrolling down...you'll find his name in the list of MODERATORS at the bottom of the page.
You might ask him to help you with that in your PM apologizing for getting started off on the wrong foot.
