New to reloading. What's yalls favorite .308 load for shooting steel ECONOMICALLY out to around 800yd. This is the load that you can go shoot all day and not feel too guilty about it.
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Re: Your load for banging steel with .308
Up at the top of this forum is the "reloading depot". In it are threads for different cartridges. There is one dedicated to 308. It has many, many, many posted loads.
Give it a looksey.
Up at the top of this forum is the "reloading depot". In it are threads for different cartridges. There is one dedicated to 308. It has many, many, many posted loads.
Give it a looksey.
Re: Your load for banging steel with .308
Economical loads usually involve a cheaper bullet. That is really the only place you can save much money. Shooting light charged loads really doesnt save enough powder to make a big difference.
Economical loads usually involve a cheaper bullet. That is really the only place you can save much money. Shooting light charged loads really doesnt save enough powder to make a big difference.
Re: Your load for banging steel with .308
Hornady and sierra bullets seem to be priced right. And they are gooder than hell. You can save a lil on other brands but performance for dollar wont be as good I wouldn't think. Good luck
Hornady and sierra bullets seem to be priced right. And they are gooder than hell. You can save a lil on other brands but performance for dollar wont be as good I wouldn't think. Good luck
Re: Your load for banging steel with .308
I shoot 175g pulled smk's out to 1k and haven't noticed a difference from the regular bullets plus they were alot cheaper!43.5g varget in win cases and tula primers for my 700p. That is my economical load compared to the .50 and .338
I shoot 175g pulled smk's out to 1k and haven't noticed a difference from the regular bullets plus they were alot cheaper!43.5g varget in win cases and tula primers for my 700p. That is my economical load compared to the .50 and .338
