47 g of powder in a 110 308 load ?
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Re: 47 g of powder in a 110 308 load ?
Serious question, how old are you?
You consistently make some of the dumbest posts I've seen.
With bullets that light and slower burning powders some loads with 50+ gr powder charges exist.
Serious question, how old are you?
You consistently make some of the dumbest posts I've seen.
With bullets that light and slower burning powders some loads with 50+ gr powder charges exist.
Re: 47 g of powder in a 110 308 load ?
Ya’Know, I would hate for him to blow his self up because he’s too
embarrassed or apprehensive to ask questions in the future.
That being said, It-do-get tedious at times....
Ya’Know, I would hate for him to blow his self up because he’s too
embarrassed or apprehensive to ask questions in the future.
That being said, It-do-get tedious at times....
Re: 47 g of powder in a 110 308 load ?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: TaterInTheSouth</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
Ya’Know, I would hate for him to blow his self up because he’s too
embarrassed or apprehensive to ask questions in the future.
That being said, It-do-get tedious at times....
</div></div>
Just look up some more of his posts.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: TaterInTheSouth</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
Ya’Know, I would hate for him to blow his self up because he’s too
embarrassed or apprehensive to ask questions in the future.
That being said, It-do-get tedious at times....
</div></div>
Just look up some more of his posts.
Re: 47 g of powder in a 110 308 load ?
At least no mention of armored attack Wheelbarrows with puncture proof tires yet....
I’m off the subject I know..Sorry.
At least no mention of armored attack Wheelbarrows with puncture proof tires yet....
I’m off the subject I know..Sorry.
Re: 47 g of powder in a 110 308 load ?
Your question needs to be more specific. Does the 110 refer to grain weight of the bullet or a Savage model 110 chambered in .308 - bit of a difference. Also what damn powder are you referring to?
Your question needs to be more specific. Does the 110 refer to grain weight of the bullet or a Savage model 110 chambered in .308 - bit of a difference. Also what damn powder are you referring to?
