Does anybody have any new recipes for reloading 308 subsonics. Factory loads getting to expensive. Looking at reloading my own. Any suggestions that anyone has had luck with. I am shooting DPMS LR 308 with 24" bull and a 8" can by sound tech.
reloading .308 subsonics
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Re: reloading .308 subsonics
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: raptortooth</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Does anybody have any new recipes for reloading 308 subsonics. Factory loads getting to expensive. Looking at reloading my own. Any suggestions that anyone has had luck with. I am shooting DPMS LR 308 with 24" bull and a 8" can by sound tech. </div></div>
You've probably got a 10 twist barrel in that rifle. My recipe is 10.0 grains of Trailboss powder behind a Hornady 180 gr round nose bullet in Federal cases & primer. This gives me 1015 fps from an 18" Encore barrel.
For your barrel maybe 10.5 grains of Trailboss would do the trick. As always start at a safe charge and work your way down and inspect for stuck bullets after each shot.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: raptortooth</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Does anybody have any new recipes for reloading 308 subsonics. Factory loads getting to expensive. Looking at reloading my own. Any suggestions that anyone has had luck with. I am shooting DPMS LR 308 with 24" bull and a 8" can by sound tech. </div></div>
You've probably got a 10 twist barrel in that rifle. My recipe is 10.0 grains of Trailboss powder behind a Hornady 180 gr round nose bullet in Federal cases & primer. This gives me 1015 fps from an 18" Encore barrel.
For your barrel maybe 10.5 grains of Trailboss would do the trick. As always start at a safe charge and work your way down and inspect for stuck bullets after each shot.
